House For Sale £259,950
A crisply presented two-bedroom, mid-terrace home, enjoying a high specification and popular location to the southwestern side of this popular Wharfedale village.
This mid-terrace, two-bedroom home, offers stylishly presented accommodation, ideally suited to the needs of the young or old alike and enjoying a broad specification to include gas fired heating, double glazed windows, three-piece bathroom with shower and a stylish and recently refreshed kitchen with integrated oven, hob, washing machine and dishwasher.
The property is entered through a porch with useful storage cupboard, and beyond is a spacious living room with gas coal effect fire and further useful storage beneath the stairs. The dining area is open plan to the living room, maximising the sensation of space and light with windows to both front and rear. The kitchen is to one side and from there a doorway leads out to the enclosed rear garden.
To the first floor there are two double bedrooms, the one to the front running the full width of the property and with a useful storage cupboard over the stairs. The three-piece bathroom completes the first-floor layout.
Externally the house has the advantage of low maintenance gardens to both front and rear – the later orientated to the southeast and having a pedestrian access from the foot leading to the property’s single garage which is positioned beyond the end of the terrace and is fitted with power, light and water and has a parking space to the front.
The village of Addingham is set amidst unspoilt Wharfedale countryside, a short drive from the Yorkshire Dales National Park and only four miles or so from the thriving Victorian spa town of Ilkley. The village retains a broad choice of everyday amenities including local shops, good choice of pubs, a primary school, churches and a number of sports clubs. Public transport connects with nearby Ilkley as well as Skipton and Keighley – all three towns having ‘metro’ railway stations from where there are regular services into the local cities of Leeds and Bradford. Ilkley is also well known for its broad retail amenities and busy social round, whilst the surrounding countryside and rugged moors offer many an opportunity for rural pursuits.
From the centre of the village proceed westwards along the main street and turn left opposite The Craven Heifer onto Silsden Road. Continue for around 300 yards and then turn left onto Big Meadow Drive, right onto Browsfield Road and then right again onto Stamp Hill Close where the property will be seen on the left-hand side.
This mid-terrace, two-bedroom home, offers stylishly presented accommodation, ideally suited to the needs of the young or old alike and enjoying a broad specification to include gas fired heating, double glazed windows, three-piece bathroom with shower and a stylish and recently refreshed kitchen with integrated oven, hob, washing machine and dishwasher.
The property is entered through a porch with useful storage cupboard, and beyond is a spacious living room with gas coal effect fire and further useful storage beneath the stairs. The dining area is open plan to the living room, maximising the sensation of space and light with windows to both front and rear. The kitchen is to one side and from there a doorway leads out to the enclosed rear garden.
To the first floor there are two double bedrooms, the one to the front running the full width of the property and with a useful storage cupboard over the stairs. The three-piece bathroom completes the first-floor layout.
Externally the house has the advantage of low maintenance gardens to both front and rear – the later orientated to the southeast and having a pedestrian access from the foot leading to the property’s single garage which is positioned beyond the end of the terrace and is fitted with power, light and water and has a parking space to the front.
The village of Addingham is set amidst unspoilt Wharfedale countryside, a short drive from the Yorkshire Dales National Park and only four miles or so from the thriving Victorian spa town of Ilkley. The village retains a broad choice of everyday amenities including local shops, good choice of pubs, a primary school, churches and a number of sports clubs. Public transport connects with nearby Ilkley as well as Skipton and Keighley – all three towns having ‘metro’ railway stations from where there are regular services into the local cities of Leeds and Bradford. Ilkley is also well known for its broad retail amenities and busy social round, whilst the surrounding countryside and rugged moors offer many an opportunity for rural pursuits.
From the centre of the village proceed westwards along the main street and turn left opposite The Craven Heifer onto Silsden Road. Continue for around 300 yards and then turn left onto Big Meadow Drive, right onto Browsfield Road and then right again onto Stamp Hill Close where the property will be seen on the left-hand side.
