House For Sale £189,950
Club Row, Wilsden, West Yorkshire

Delightfully situated within a highly acclaimed and much sought after village location is a superbly presented and characterful two bedroom stone built grade two listed cottage having beautiful gardens and large store cabin/shed.

A superbly presented Grade two listed stone built two bedroom period home offering quality family living accommodation planned over two floors with additional cellar area. The property has been sympathetically modernised to a high standard throughout and includes modern kitchen and shower room fittings together with gas heating and sealed unit double glazing. The property incorporates a wealth of character features which include exposed beams to the ceiling and feature fireplaces and will almost certainly appeal to the more discerning buyer seeking a period home in a beautiful location in the centre of a popular village. Indeed an internal inspection comes highly recommended.

The accommodation briefly comprises of entrance, spacious lounge with feature fireplace incorporating multi burning stove, dining kitchen with traditional range of base and wall units and basement cellar. First floor landing with access to master bedroom area having potential to split into two rooms if required, inner hall bedroom two and shower room.

Outside the property enjoys beautifully presented gardens with paved patio, lawn, flower beds trees, shrubs and useful storage shed / cabin.

The property is situated in the popular Wilsden village enjoying a fine aspect. Wilsden village offers a range of shops and amenities, public houses and well respected primary school. The location is considered to be within daily commuting distance of many West and North Yorkshire business centres which include Keighley, Bingley, Skipton, Bradford, Halifax and Leeds.

From the Bingley and Harden direction proceed up the Main Street towards the centre of the village. Club Row is a cobbled narrow street just after the New Inn on the right hand side. The property can also be approached from Firth Lane which is a roadway between the Post Office and the New Inn.