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£500,000
4 bed barn conversion for saleAppletreewick, Skipton, North Yorkshire BD23
4 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Individual barn conversion
Highly regarded Dales village location
Open plan living and four bedrooms
Beautiful south facing gardens and patio area
Private driveway parking
Stunning views
A fabulous stone built property sat in the idyllic village of Appletreewick. A converted barn offering four bedrooms over two floors of accommodation with an amazing private garden along with southerly aspect views.
Entrance into a hallway through a wood stable door and through a glass panel door. The hallway has a barn door window and a spiral staircase leading to first floor. Off the hall is a cloak room/utility with a w.c., a pedestal wash hand basin, heated towel rail, plumbing for a washing machine, storage cupboard for cloaks and a window. From the hall you access all principal rooms and to the rear is the living room with a wood burning stove, a pair of French doors and a double glazed window overlooking the garden and Fell. Concertina doors provide access into the kitchen diner which offers a Country style kitchen with worktop surfaces over, composite sink, four ring gas hob, oven and combi oven, integrated fridge, dishwasher and microwave, a window to the roadside and exposed beams. The dining area has two windows and exposed beams.
To the first floor landing via the spiral staircase with exposed beams and a storage cupboard. Three bedrooms are to the rear with exposed beams, radiator and views of the garden and fells. The fourth bedroom has a radiator and window to the roadside and the family bathroom comprises of a cupboard housing the water tank, a shower cubicle, bath, low flush w.c., pedestal wash hand basin, wood effect flooring and a window looking over the village.
Externally, the garden stretches away from the house with crazy paved patio area, beautiful flower beds, a lawned area with an apple tree and outhouse. The parking area is paved and stretches down to a shed along with decorative shrubs and bushes. Access to the parking area is via a shared driveway to the side and there is a pedestrian access between the patio and lawn for the neighbour.
Without question one of the Yorkshire Dales prettiest villages, Appletreewick enjoys a stunning location in the heart of Wharfedale on the periphery of the Duke of Devonshire's Bolton Abbey estate. Surrounded by glorious open countryside the village offers a delightful living environment - one that successfully combines the pleasures of this delightful rural setting with good accessibility into the local towns and the regions business districts beyond. Appletreewick has a couple of public houses, whilst nearby Burnsall has a broader range of amenities on offer. The local towns of Ilkley and Skipton along with Grassington offer a much more comprehensive range of retail, social and recreational amenities. For those who need to travel further afield both Ilkley and Skipton have their own railway stations from where there are frequent services into the cities of Leeds and Bradford.
From Skipton proceed to Embsay and then to Eastby over the very scenic hillside and down to Barden Towers. At Barden Towers take the signposted right turn to Appletreewick and after about a couple of miles on reaching the t-junction turn left into Appletreewick, continue part way through the village where the property is located on the left.
Entrance into a hallway through a wood stable door and through a glass panel door. The hallway has a barn door window and a spiral staircase leading to first floor. Off the hall is a cloak room/utility with a w.c., a pedestal wash hand basin, heated towel rail, plumbing for a washing machine, storage cupboard for cloaks and a window. From the hall you access all principal rooms and to the rear is the living room with a wood burning stove, a pair of French doors and a double glazed window overlooking the garden and Fell. Concertina doors provide access into the kitchen diner which offers a Country style kitchen with worktop surfaces over, composite sink, four ring gas hob, oven and combi oven, integrated fridge, dishwasher and microwave, a window to the roadside and exposed beams. The dining area has two windows and exposed beams.
To the first floor landing via the spiral staircase with exposed beams and a storage cupboard. Three bedrooms are to the rear with exposed beams, radiator and views of the garden and fells. The fourth bedroom has a radiator and window to the roadside and the family bathroom comprises of a cupboard housing the water tank, a shower cubicle, bath, low flush w.c., pedestal wash hand basin, wood effect flooring and a window looking over the village.
Externally, the garden stretches away from the house with crazy paved patio area, beautiful flower beds, a lawned area with an apple tree and outhouse. The parking area is paved and stretches down to a shed along with decorative shrubs and bushes. Access to the parking area is via a shared driveway to the side and there is a pedestrian access between the patio and lawn for the neighbour.
Without question one of the Yorkshire Dales prettiest villages, Appletreewick enjoys a stunning location in the heart of Wharfedale on the periphery of the Duke of Devonshire's Bolton Abbey estate. Surrounded by glorious open countryside the village offers a delightful living environment - one that successfully combines the pleasures of this delightful rural setting with good accessibility into the local towns and the regions business districts beyond. Appletreewick has a couple of public houses, whilst nearby Burnsall has a broader range of amenities on offer. The local towns of Ilkley and Skipton along with Grassington offer a much more comprehensive range of retail, social and recreational amenities. For those who need to travel further afield both Ilkley and Skipton have their own railway stations from where there are frequent services into the cities of Leeds and Bradford.
From Skipton proceed to Embsay and then to Eastby over the very scenic hillside and down to Barden Towers. At Barden Towers take the signposted right turn to Appletreewick and after about a couple of miles on reaching the t-junction turn left into Appletreewick, continue part way through the village where the property is located on the left.
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