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£750,000
4 bed end terrace house for saleMain Street, Burley In Wharfedale, Ilkley, West Yorkshire LS29
4 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
EPC Rating: E
Just added
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
Wonderful period home dating back to 1871 with a wealth of character features
Generously proportioned throughout with a spacious lounge, living dining kitchen and conservatory
Large master bedroom with en-suite, three further bedrooms and house bathroom
Great size rear garden, driveway parking and double garage
Delightful open aspect to rear
Excellent location in the heart of the village
No onward chain
A wonderful opportunity to acquire this substantial, Grade II Listed, stone built character home dating back to 1871 with large gardens and set in the heart of Burley in Wharfedale.
This wonderful character home has a wealth of original features including flag stone flooring, original Victorian floor tiles, ceiling cornices and mullioned windows to describe just a few.
The attractive stone built property is at the end of a terrace of three similar properties and is fairly unique having a generous garden to the rear with an open aspect and a double garage.
The accommodation comprises on the ground floor, a wide entrance door leading into the spacious entrance hall which has the original tiled floor and staircase to the first floor. A door leads off to the generous lounge which has a bay window to the front elevation and an original ornate fireplace with inset wood burning stove and quarry tiled hearth. Double doors lead into the kitchen.
The characterful living dining kitchen is at the rear of the property and has an original flagstone floor, a full range of shaker style wall, base and drawer units with granite working surfaces over. The gas fired Aga is set to operate all year round and there is an attractive exposed brick wall with stone detail.
Two windows to the rear elevation and door leading out to the timber and stone conservatory which has a continuation of the flagstone floor, an antique ceramic sink and downstairs WC.
A door from the kitchen leads down to a keeping cellar.
On the first floor, the most generous size master bedroom has a window to the rear with lovely views over the garden and the open aspect beyond along with an original fireplace. The ensuite is equally generous in size having a four piece suite including a step in shower enclosure.
Bedroom two is at the front of the property with mullioned windows and an original fireplace. The house bathroom is also on this floor and has a three piece suite including a shower over the bath.
On the second floor are two further bedrooms, both with velux windows and plenty of eaves storage.
The outside space at this lovely property is really unique. The deep front garden is stone wall enclosed with slate beds and ornamental box bushes. At the side a long driveway leads down to a double garage with parking in front of it.
A cobbled service access path is immediately to the rear of the property and leads to a very long rear garden which is laid to lawn. A paved seating area has a stone built covered area providing shelter and wood storage.
Beyond the garden is the open aspect to the recreation ground and the moors beyond.
Agents Notes
Tenure
Freehold
The property is located within a conservation area.
Local Authority & Council Tax Band
The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council
Council Tax Band E
Services
All mains services are installed with gas fired central heating.
Parking
Shared driveway, garage and off street parking
Internet and Mobile Coverage
For information on Internet and Mobile coverage access the Ofcom website from this link
Flooding
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From our office on Station Road, proceed down to the mini roundabout and turn right onto Main Street. Proceed over the next roundabout and the property will be found after a short while on the left hand side.
This wonderful character home has a wealth of original features including flag stone flooring, original Victorian floor tiles, ceiling cornices and mullioned windows to describe just a few.
The attractive stone built property is at the end of a terrace of three similar properties and is fairly unique having a generous garden to the rear with an open aspect and a double garage.
The accommodation comprises on the ground floor, a wide entrance door leading into the spacious entrance hall which has the original tiled floor and staircase to the first floor. A door leads off to the generous lounge which has a bay window to the front elevation and an original ornate fireplace with inset wood burning stove and quarry tiled hearth. Double doors lead into the kitchen.
The characterful living dining kitchen is at the rear of the property and has an original flagstone floor, a full range of shaker style wall, base and drawer units with granite working surfaces over. The gas fired Aga is set to operate all year round and there is an attractive exposed brick wall with stone detail.
Two windows to the rear elevation and door leading out to the timber and stone conservatory which has a continuation of the flagstone floor, an antique ceramic sink and downstairs WC.
A door from the kitchen leads down to a keeping cellar.
On the first floor, the most generous size master bedroom has a window to the rear with lovely views over the garden and the open aspect beyond along with an original fireplace. The ensuite is equally generous in size having a four piece suite including a step in shower enclosure.
Bedroom two is at the front of the property with mullioned windows and an original fireplace. The house bathroom is also on this floor and has a three piece suite including a shower over the bath.
On the second floor are two further bedrooms, both with velux windows and plenty of eaves storage.
The outside space at this lovely property is really unique. The deep front garden is stone wall enclosed with slate beds and ornamental box bushes. At the side a long driveway leads down to a double garage with parking in front of it.
A cobbled service access path is immediately to the rear of the property and leads to a very long rear garden which is laid to lawn. A paved seating area has a stone built covered area providing shelter and wood storage.
Beyond the garden is the open aspect to the recreation ground and the moors beyond.
Agents Notes
Tenure
Freehold
The property is located within a conservation area.
Local Authority & Council Tax Band
The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council
Council Tax Band E
Services
All mains services are installed with gas fired central heating.
Parking
Shared driveway, garage and off street parking
Internet and Mobile Coverage
For information on Internet and Mobile coverage access the Ofcom website from this link
Flooding
For information on flood risks please use this link Check for flooding in England -
From our office on Station Road, proceed down to the mini roundabout and turn right onto Main Street. Proceed over the next roundabout and the property will be found after a short while on the left hand side.
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