• Cottage style 1930s back to back +
• Lovely end position +
• Many period features +
• Living room with log burner +
• Large attic bedroom (could divide) +
• On doorstep of Chapel A Park & woodland +
• Close to vibrant amenities +
• Council Tax Band: B. EPC Rating: D +

Occupying a lovely position with aspect of leafy Pasture Avenue, a charming cottage style end back to back situated within the vibrant 'village' of Chapel Allerton.

A ground floor entrance vestibule opens into a spacious living room which features a log burner set within an exposed brick chimney recess. Off the living room is a galley style kitchen with integrated appliances, with steps down to a cellar which houses a combination gas fired central heating boiler and has an external access door. To the first floor is a landing which has a window to the end gable wall providing natural daylight to the stairwell. On this floor is a good size double bedroom and bathroom fitted with a period style suite. An enclosed staircase proves access to the second floor where there is a large overall attic style bedroom with a Velux and additional window to the side (agents note: this space could readily be divided into two rooms as other houses have already been altered to create a smaller double and a single room). There is a pretty forecourt style garden to the front of the house.

The Pastures are situated just by Gledhow Valley Woods and Chapel Allerton Park, and have long been highly regarded as a popular area to live. There are extensive amenities in the centre of Chapel Allerton, including restaurants, cafe bars, small supermarkets, and a range of popular independent shops including a cheesemonger, fishmonger, butcher and grocer. There are good road and public transport links on Harrogate Road into Leeds City Centre and surrounding areas.