House For Sale £370,000
This individual style part stone and rendered detached house was built in 1923 and occupies a generous sized garden plot with privacy and views to the rear. This is a excellent opportunity for a family or couple to acquire this lovely home.
The property is well appointed and nicely decorated throughout and has some of the original features and character of the 1920's period, including original plaster coving to the living room, dining room and master bedroom. With the benefit of gas fired central heating and a combination of wooden framed and pvc double glazed windows, comprising; front entrance hall, a spacious entrance with built-in under stairs storage cupboard, with a beautiful stained glass window and a door leading through to the front living room, which has a large squared bay window and a period oak fireplace surround with inset living flame coal effect gas fire. The dining room has ample space for dining furniture and has a feature inset living flame gas fire to the chimney breast, double doors lead to the conservatory and a separate door to the extended kitchen. The conservatory overlooks the delightful rear garden and has exposed timber floor boarding, two central heating radiators and a door leads to the rear garden and a window through to the kitchen. The extended kitchen has an excellent range of bespoke oak fronted wall and base units with matching drawers and storage cupboards, extensive worktop space with inset stainless steel sink and a built-in window seat below the window to the conservatory, there is an integrated range cooker, which also houses the boiler for the central heating system, the room is illuminated by LED lighting and there is a door and window leading to the rear garden.
Upstairs, from the landing is a beautiful stained glass feature window and access to the loft space, doors lead to the bedrooms, bathroom and toilet. Bedroom one is a good sized double bedroom with stunning views to the rear garden and fields behind. Bedroom two, situated at the front of the house has a full wall of fitted wardrobes with sliding doors. Bedroom three is a generous sized single bedroom which could be used as a home office, with built-in bed with storage below. The bathroom has a combined white bath with shower over, vanity sink and a heated towel radiator, built-in storage cupboard. Separate WC with a low flush WC and side window.
Outside the house, the mature front garden has a lawn with well established shrubs and conifer trees, a long tarmac drive provides ample parking for numerous cars and leads to the large detached garage, which is 21 x 11‘, the garage has an electric door, internal power and lighting and there is storage space in the roof area. The rear garden is enclosed and enjoys a high degree of privacy as it backs onto open countryside, the garden is secure and well screened and there is a water feature with the combination of stone wall and fencing there are a number of areas purposely designed for growing vegetables and planted borders.
The location of the property is perfect for commuting to both Leeds and Bradford and is situated approximately 800 metres to the centre of the village, including the cricket ground and local shops/amenities. The property is within a mile of Apperley Bridge railway station for commuting links via railway to Leeds and Bradford and surrounding areas. Calverley village is also well serviced by two golf clubs within 1 mile radius and to access a wider range of amenities in Horsforth and Pudsey.
Entrance hall
4.37m (14' 4") X 1.93m (6' 4")
kitchen
5.51m (18' 1") X 2.54m (8' 4") max
dining room
4.14m (13' 7") X 3.51m (11' 6")
living room
4.09m (13' 5") X 4.09m (13' 5")
conservatory
master bedroom
3.66m (12' 0")X 3.48m (11' 5")
bedroom two
3.43m (11' 3") X 3.18m (10' 5") to wardrobes
bedroom three
2.59m (8' 6") X 2.16m (7' 1")
bathroom
2.31m (7' 7") X 2.18m (7' 2") max
WC
1.30m (4' 3") X 0.79m (2' 7")
garage
6.40m (21' 0")X 3.35m (11' 0")
garden
side garden
rear elevation
The property is well appointed and nicely decorated throughout and has some of the original features and character of the 1920's period, including original plaster coving to the living room, dining room and master bedroom. With the benefit of gas fired central heating and a combination of wooden framed and pvc double glazed windows, comprising; front entrance hall, a spacious entrance with built-in under stairs storage cupboard, with a beautiful stained glass window and a door leading through to the front living room, which has a large squared bay window and a period oak fireplace surround with inset living flame coal effect gas fire. The dining room has ample space for dining furniture and has a feature inset living flame gas fire to the chimney breast, double doors lead to the conservatory and a separate door to the extended kitchen. The conservatory overlooks the delightful rear garden and has exposed timber floor boarding, two central heating radiators and a door leads to the rear garden and a window through to the kitchen. The extended kitchen has an excellent range of bespoke oak fronted wall and base units with matching drawers and storage cupboards, extensive worktop space with inset stainless steel sink and a built-in window seat below the window to the conservatory, there is an integrated range cooker, which also houses the boiler for the central heating system, the room is illuminated by LED lighting and there is a door and window leading to the rear garden.
Upstairs, from the landing is a beautiful stained glass feature window and access to the loft space, doors lead to the bedrooms, bathroom and toilet. Bedroom one is a good sized double bedroom with stunning views to the rear garden and fields behind. Bedroom two, situated at the front of the house has a full wall of fitted wardrobes with sliding doors. Bedroom three is a generous sized single bedroom which could be used as a home office, with built-in bed with storage below. The bathroom has a combined white bath with shower over, vanity sink and a heated towel radiator, built-in storage cupboard. Separate WC with a low flush WC and side window.
Outside the house, the mature front garden has a lawn with well established shrubs and conifer trees, a long tarmac drive provides ample parking for numerous cars and leads to the large detached garage, which is 21 x 11‘, the garage has an electric door, internal power and lighting and there is storage space in the roof area. The rear garden is enclosed and enjoys a high degree of privacy as it backs onto open countryside, the garden is secure and well screened and there is a water feature with the combination of stone wall and fencing there are a number of areas purposely designed for growing vegetables and planted borders.
The location of the property is perfect for commuting to both Leeds and Bradford and is situated approximately 800 metres to the centre of the village, including the cricket ground and local shops/amenities. The property is within a mile of Apperley Bridge railway station for commuting links via railway to Leeds and Bradford and surrounding areas. Calverley village is also well serviced by two golf clubs within 1 mile radius and to access a wider range of amenities in Horsforth and Pudsey.
Entrance hall
4.37m (14' 4") X 1.93m (6' 4")
kitchen
5.51m (18' 1") X 2.54m (8' 4") max
dining room
4.14m (13' 7") X 3.51m (11' 6")
living room
4.09m (13' 5") X 4.09m (13' 5")
conservatory
master bedroom
3.66m (12' 0")X 3.48m (11' 5")
bedroom two
3.43m (11' 3") X 3.18m (10' 5") to wardrobes
bedroom three
2.59m (8' 6") X 2.16m (7' 1")
bathroom
2.31m (7' 7") X 2.18m (7' 2") max
WC
1.30m (4' 3") X 0.79m (2' 7")
garage
6.40m (21' 0")X 3.35m (11' 0")
garden
side garden
rear elevation
