House For Sale £385,000
'Rose Cottage' is a characterful, spacious, three bedroom cottage with bespoke dining kitchen, sizeable lounge, good sized bedrooms and well presented house bathroom. With a charming, cottage style garden to the rear, along with a single garage and driveway parking, this is a beautiful, welcoming home, ideal for a family or couple.
Situated on Church Street in the heart of Addingham village this cottage is ideally located for all the local amenities and countryside walks and has fantastic curb appeal. One enters into a welcoming hallway which leads in turn into a spacious lounge with attractive, coal effect gas fire in a stone hearth. The beamed ceiling adds to the delightful feel of this room. The smartly presented dining kitchen with solid wood cabinetry and with ample room for a family dining table completes the ground floor accommodation. To the first floor one finds three bedrooms, two being good sized doubles with beautiful long distance views across to Ilkley Moor, and the smartly presented house bathroom. Outside the property is well set back from the road with a low maintenance, mainly gravelled fore garden behind low stone walling, whilst to the rear one finds a charming, cottage style garden, ideal for relaxing and enjoying the peace and quiet. A pathway leads to the single garage with driveway parking in front. This is a light and airy, charming cottage which will capture your heart as soon as you enter. An early viewing is recommended, 'Rose Cottage' will not hang around for long.
Steeped in history, Addingham is an attractive and popular Dales Village that lies to the west of Ilkley on the banks of the River Wharfe, surrounded by beautiful open countryside (as highlighted by the Tour De France coverage). The village offers a useful range of shops (including a Co-op store), a post office and doctor’s surgery, various excellent inns and eateries and its own well regarded primary school. Local bus services to surrounding towns are available from the village Main Street, whereas the railway station in Ilkley, just over three miles away provides a regular commuter service to Leeds and Bradford city centres.
With gas-fired central heating and double glazing throughout and with approximate room sizes, the accommodation comprises as follows:
Please note, in accordance with the Estate Agents Act 1979 please be advised that this property is being marketed on behalf of a relative of an employee of Harrison Robinson Ltd.
Ground Floor
Entrance Hall
A timber door with glazed panel opens into a most welcoming hallway with a window to the front elevation and also into the lounge giving a lovely, light and airy feel. Carpeted flooring, radiator, exposed beam adding to the character. Pine door into lounge.
Lounge (6.81 x 3.89 (22'4" x 12'9"))
A beautiful sitting room to the front elevation with two windows overlooking the front garden. A stone fireplace with attractive, coal effect, gas fire with timber lintel creating a lovely, focal point. Exposed beams, carpeted flooring, radiator. Deep under stairs cupboard, ideal for storage. Door into:
Dining Kitchen (5.33 x 3.33 (17'5" x 10'11"))
A spacious dining kitchen to the rear of the house with bespoke, solid wood base and wall units with wooden doorknobs and beech work surfaces and upstands and white tiled splashbacks. Integral appliances include washing machine, under counter fridge and gas oven with four ring gas hob. A white sink and drainer with chrome, mixer tap sits beneath a double glazed window overlooking the cottage style rear garden. Downlighting, exposed beam, tiled flooring, radiator. Ample room for a family dining table, one can imagine many happy times with friends and family here and is ideal for entertaining. A timber, stable door leads out to the rear garden.
First Floor
Landing
A return, carpeted staircase with handrail and high ceiling leads up to the first floor landing where pine doors open into two double bedrooms, a good sized single bedroom and the house bathroom. Floorboards, room for an item of furniture.
Bedroom One (3.96 x 3.27 (12'11" x 10'8"))
A spacious double bedroom with windows to the front of the property with beautiful long distance views. Floorboards and radiator.
Bedroom Two (4.09 x 3.94 (13'5" x 12'11"))
A further, great sized, charming, double bedroom to the front elevation with two windows allowing lots of natural light and again with views across to Ilkley Moor. Floorboards, radiator.
Bedroom Three (2.74 x 2.24 (8'11" x 7'4"))
A quirky, good sized single bedroom to the rear of the house with a view over the garden. Floorboards, radiator.
Bathroom
A well presented, three-piece bathroom with low level w/c, hand basin with chrome, mixer tap set in a solid wood vanity cupboard and panel bath with thermostatic shower and glass screen. Large, neutral wall tiling, downlighting, floorboards, radiator. Obscure glazed window to the rear.
Outside
Garden
To the front there is a low maintenance, gravelled fore garden behind low stone walling, with mature shrubs and plants to one corner and a beautiful, climbing yellow rose by the entrance door. A wooden gate opens to a paved pathway leading to the front door with wooden portico. To the rear, a cottage style garden provides the perfect spot to sit and relax with a good book and a cup of coffee. A gravelled area with paving stones leads to an area of level lawn where there is an attractive holly bush and mature plants. Picket fencing to all sides with a gate leading to the parking area and garage. This is a lovely quiet garden which is ideal for al-fresco dining.
Garage And Driveway Parking
A single garage with up and over door with tarmacadam driveway in front providing parking for one car.
Council Tax
City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council Tax Band D.
Situated on Church Street in the heart of Addingham village this cottage is ideally located for all the local amenities and countryside walks and has fantastic curb appeal. One enters into a welcoming hallway which leads in turn into a spacious lounge with attractive, coal effect gas fire in a stone hearth. The beamed ceiling adds to the delightful feel of this room. The smartly presented dining kitchen with solid wood cabinetry and with ample room for a family dining table completes the ground floor accommodation. To the first floor one finds three bedrooms, two being good sized doubles with beautiful long distance views across to Ilkley Moor, and the smartly presented house bathroom. Outside the property is well set back from the road with a low maintenance, mainly gravelled fore garden behind low stone walling, whilst to the rear one finds a charming, cottage style garden, ideal for relaxing and enjoying the peace and quiet. A pathway leads to the single garage with driveway parking in front. This is a light and airy, charming cottage which will capture your heart as soon as you enter. An early viewing is recommended, 'Rose Cottage' will not hang around for long.
Steeped in history, Addingham is an attractive and popular Dales Village that lies to the west of Ilkley on the banks of the River Wharfe, surrounded by beautiful open countryside (as highlighted by the Tour De France coverage). The village offers a useful range of shops (including a Co-op store), a post office and doctor’s surgery, various excellent inns and eateries and its own well regarded primary school. Local bus services to surrounding towns are available from the village Main Street, whereas the railway station in Ilkley, just over three miles away provides a regular commuter service to Leeds and Bradford city centres.
With gas-fired central heating and double glazing throughout and with approximate room sizes, the accommodation comprises as follows:
Please note, in accordance with the Estate Agents Act 1979 please be advised that this property is being marketed on behalf of a relative of an employee of Harrison Robinson Ltd.
Ground Floor
Entrance Hall
A timber door with glazed panel opens into a most welcoming hallway with a window to the front elevation and also into the lounge giving a lovely, light and airy feel. Carpeted flooring, radiator, exposed beam adding to the character. Pine door into lounge.
Lounge (6.81 x 3.89 (22'4" x 12'9"))
A beautiful sitting room to the front elevation with two windows overlooking the front garden. A stone fireplace with attractive, coal effect, gas fire with timber lintel creating a lovely, focal point. Exposed beams, carpeted flooring, radiator. Deep under stairs cupboard, ideal for storage. Door into:
Dining Kitchen (5.33 x 3.33 (17'5" x 10'11"))
A spacious dining kitchen to the rear of the house with bespoke, solid wood base and wall units with wooden doorknobs and beech work surfaces and upstands and white tiled splashbacks. Integral appliances include washing machine, under counter fridge and gas oven with four ring gas hob. A white sink and drainer with chrome, mixer tap sits beneath a double glazed window overlooking the cottage style rear garden. Downlighting, exposed beam, tiled flooring, radiator. Ample room for a family dining table, one can imagine many happy times with friends and family here and is ideal for entertaining. A timber, stable door leads out to the rear garden.
First Floor
Landing
A return, carpeted staircase with handrail and high ceiling leads up to the first floor landing where pine doors open into two double bedrooms, a good sized single bedroom and the house bathroom. Floorboards, room for an item of furniture.
Bedroom One (3.96 x 3.27 (12'11" x 10'8"))
A spacious double bedroom with windows to the front of the property with beautiful long distance views. Floorboards and radiator.
Bedroom Two (4.09 x 3.94 (13'5" x 12'11"))
A further, great sized, charming, double bedroom to the front elevation with two windows allowing lots of natural light and again with views across to Ilkley Moor. Floorboards, radiator.
Bedroom Three (2.74 x 2.24 (8'11" x 7'4"))
A quirky, good sized single bedroom to the rear of the house with a view over the garden. Floorboards, radiator.
Bathroom
A well presented, three-piece bathroom with low level w/c, hand basin with chrome, mixer tap set in a solid wood vanity cupboard and panel bath with thermostatic shower and glass screen. Large, neutral wall tiling, downlighting, floorboards, radiator. Obscure glazed window to the rear.
Outside
Garden
To the front there is a low maintenance, gravelled fore garden behind low stone walling, with mature shrubs and plants to one corner and a beautiful, climbing yellow rose by the entrance door. A wooden gate opens to a paved pathway leading to the front door with wooden portico. To the rear, a cottage style garden provides the perfect spot to sit and relax with a good book and a cup of coffee. A gravelled area with paving stones leads to an area of level lawn where there is an attractive holly bush and mature plants. Picket fencing to all sides with a gate leading to the parking area and garage. This is a lovely quiet garden which is ideal for al-fresco dining.
Garage And Driveway Parking
A single garage with up and over door with tarmacadam driveway in front providing parking for one car.
Council Tax
City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council Tax Band D.
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