- Period detached complete with adjoining two bedroomed house +
- Six bedrooms +
- Four reception rooms +
- Utility +
- Two Kitchen +
- Gas fired heating +
- Conservatory +
- Double Garage +
- Ample parking +
- Tennis court +
A substantial four bedroomed period detached house with an adjoining two bedroomed house standing in large well stocked gardens with tennis court, double garage and ample parking.
High Royd offers a substantial family accommodation across two floors and with adjoining two bedroomed house which could easily be converted back to its original layout. Briefly comprises, open porch with easy disabled access through the property, entrance hall, large cloak room with W/C, three reception rooms, utility, kitchen, Oak staircase to the first floor landing, master bedroom with en suite bathroom, three further bedrooms, house bathroom, further w/c, storage room, office with access to attic. The adjoining house which is connected to the main house briefly comprises, sitting room, downstairs W/C, dining kitchen , two bedrooms, bathroom, basement store cellar. Outside side conservatory, double garage, driveway, ample parking, tennis court to one side then large well stocked principally lawned gardens to the rear and opposite side.
Classical period property which can only be fully revealed from an internal inspection where you will find a substantial family home with many character features combined with a modern day convenience of gas fired heating and older but quality fixtures and fittings. As already stated the house could be reinstated to its original splendour or kept in its present form to allow for an independent relative or let out. Tucked away in what is regarded as one of Keighley’s premier residential areas, off a private drive standing in large private gardens principally lawned with flowers and trees, shrubs and tennis court to one side, ample parking and good sized garage complete this attractive home. Offered with no onward chain, the property is available for immediate occupation and is delightfully situated in this popular suburb of Keighley convenient for the local amenities of Keighley town centre which is approximately one mile distant. Keighley has an array of everyday shopping facilities and links by both road and rail to the major towns and cities of West Yorkshire.
Local Authority & Council Tax Band
The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council – Council Tax Band G for Primary Property
- Council Tax Band A for Adjoining Property
Tenure, Services & Parking
Freehold. Mains electricity, water, drainage and gas are installed. Domestic heating is from a gas fired combination boiler. Driveway parking and double garage.
Internet & Mobile Coverage
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From the North Street office, at the lights continue straight forward into North Street, continue straight forward passing St Annes Church, turn immediate left into Spring Gardens Lane, continue up Spring Gardens Lane passing Cliffe Castle on the right and the school on the left hand side, at the end of the playing fields turn left into Glenlyon Drive then take the first right into Glenlyon Avenue where the property can be seen on the left hand side.