Cedar Grange, Harrogate Road, Ripon
About Cedar Grange
Cedar Grange is an exclusive development of just 5 superb detached houses situated in a secluded location off Harrogate Road in Ripon, North Yorkshire. Complimenting the surrounding area, these homes live up to aspirations, filled with timeless design and traditional craftsmanship, whilst combining the ultimate in modern technology.
Ranging from three to six bedrooms, each detached property has the ultimate in designer kitchens by Johnson & Johnson, together with exceptionally high quality internal specification and finish. This will include underfloor heating on both ground, first and second (where applicable) floors, timber double glazed windows, feature oak staircase and the iPort in-wall music system, the first in-wall sytem for iPod.
Each house has the perfect layout for both family living and entertaining and offers well planned accommodation, good sized gardens, a double garage and a 10 year NHBC guarantee. These properties are ready to be reserved now and are anticipated to be completed in Autumn 2008.
Directions
From the south, proceed into Ripon on the A61 Harrogate Road. Pass Morrisons supermarket on the right hand side and continue straight on towards the centre. After passing Moorside Junior School on the left, continue to the corner of Whitcliffe Lane. Immediately opposite the junction of Whitcliffe Land and Harrogate Road is the South Lodge Hotel. Cedar Grange is to be found to the rear of the Hotel and accessed from the main road by a private road to the left hand side of the car park.
Coming out of Ripon, proceed on the A61 for Harrogate. Cross the River Ure over the bridge and follow the road along to Whitcliffe Lane on the right hand side. Immediately opposite is the South Lodge Hotel. Cedar Grange is to be found to the rear of the Hotel and accessed from the main road by a private road to the left hand side of the car park.
Modern Ripon
The small Cathedral city of Ripon is filled with great shops, contemporary cafés, good restaurants and real British pubs and prides itself on keeping its original beauty making Ripon such a popular place.
Every Thursday, there is a market in the market square, a tradition that has been carried out for years. Today's popular market offers fresh fruit and vegetables, flowers, fresh fish, clothes, jewellery, and much more. Other markets are also held here several times a year, including farmers markets, craft fairs and also a French market, where traders come over from France to sell their local cheeses, wines, jams, textiles and more.
Ripon has it's own Race Course, and from April to the end of August, has hosted some of the most enjoyable horse racing in the country.
There are some good schools in the area, for example Moorside Junior School and Ripon Grammar School and Ripon College, all within the catchment area of Cedar Grange.
Historic Ripon
The historic city of Ripon dates from around the 7th Century and has evolved into a place full of beauty and charm. Ripon has many historic buildings, a magnificent Cathedral and some traditional customs, the most well known of which is ‘the settling of the watch’ which is a thousand year old ceremony that takes place each and every night at 9.00pm with the blowing of a horn.
Once a year, Ripon holds St Wilfrid’s Day, a procession to commemorate the 7th Century founder of Ripon Cathedral, Saint Wilfrid. Each year, a procession
