A double fronted four bedroom house with characterful interior and enjoying a fine location with splendid open countryside views, located within this very popular National Park village.
The semi detached house has its origins in the earlier part of the last century and should appeal to those seeking a family size Dales residence or second home buyers with create potential to create significant income from a holiday cottage operation which is its current use and sleeps seven. The house has been tastefully modernised and has a cottage style interior. Improvement works in recent years have included the installation of UPVC double glazing to the windows with some coloured glass features, the kitchen has been refitted and includes a range of appliances, there are wood burning stoves to the two reception rooms and an oil fired heating system with radiators as indicated below. At the rear there is a small patio adjoining the village beck and from the front there are enviable open views across the fields to the scenic valley side. If required the furnishings within the property are available by negotiation which will enable a purchaser to continue to operate the property as a holiday cottage if that is their wish.
| GROUND FLOOR |
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| Entrance Vestibule | with UPVC panelled and double glazed outer door, coloured tiled floor.
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| Sitting Room | with cast iron log burning stove on stone hearth and with pine surround. Laminate floor, radiator, UPVC double glazed mullion windows with fine open view from the front across the road to fields and the valley side. Picture rail, ceiling cornice.
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| Dining Room | with Montrose log burning stove in rustic brick recess with tiled hearth. Radiator, mullion UPVC double glazed windows with open view from the front across fields to the valley side. Breakfast bar and wide opening to the kitchen. Understairs storage cupboard with freezer.
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| Kitchen | with white panelled doors to the base cupboard and drawer units and wall cupboard. Varnished timber worktops/breakfast bar, Belfast sink, tiling above the worktops and tiled floor. Stainless steel Range gas (bottle) cooker set in tiled recess with stone lintel over. Integrated dishwasher. Fridge, automatic washing machine. Radiator, two UPVC double glazed windows to the rear. Rear lobby with outer door.
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| Cloak/Shower Room | with white pedestal basin having tiled splashback, low suite wc, corner tiled shower with electric shower unit. UPVC double glazed window. Boiler cupboard with oil fired boiler.
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| FIRST FLOOR |
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| Landing | with original feature coloured and lead in light single glazed window. UPVC double glazed window to the front.
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| Bedroom One | with radiator, UPVC double glazed mullion windows with fine open views across the valley.
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| Bedroom Two | with radiator, UPVC double glazed mullion windows with fine open view across the valley.
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| Bathroom | with white suite comprising enamelled panelled bath with Mira shower over. Pedestal basin, low suite wc, some wall tiling. Radiator, UVC double glazed window, airing cupboard with cylinder.
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| SECOND FLOOR |
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| Bedroom Three | the measurements include the open staircase. Radiator, UPVC double glazed dormer window with fine open views across and down the Wharfe Valley. Restricted headroom in the eaves. Connecting door to:-
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| Bedroom Four | with radiator, built in cupboard, velux double glazed roof light, restricted headroom in the eaves.
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| OUTSIDE | Narrow forecourt, flagged and with railings, street parking.
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| . | At the rear timber decking/patio overlooking the adjoining beck, 12'6" x 9'9" minimum, recessed oil tank, pedestrian right of access from the front.
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| SKI090219/TJU/JEN/3.5.12 |
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The house is located within the heart of this unspoilt village which is extremely popular with tourists and residents alike. Amenities include a shop, church and pub/hotel. The surrounding countryside is some of the most scenic within the National Park and provides a variety of excellent walks. The larger community of Grassington is within approximately seven miles and provides a good range of shops, modern health centre and other facilities, the market town of Skipton is within approximately fifteen miles and the railway station has services to Leeds, Bradford and London.