This most imposing five-bedroomed, stone-built Period end of terrace property occupies a tree lined setting just around the corner from Oakfield Tennis & Bowling Club. The property stands among other period homes and is conveniently situated for local amenities, schooling, the hospital and the M62, making it a perfect base for Leeds and Manchester. It has well-proportioned rooms with high ceilings and accommodation arranged over three floors. We understand that the house was built for the builder’s occupation. The accommodation comprises an impressive entrance hallway, a living room with a bay window, a large dining/sitting room and a separate kitchen on the ground floor. On the first floor are three bedrooms and the house bathroom. Two further bedrooms and a shower room can be found on the top floor. The property has gas-fired central heating, majority uPVC double glazing and a security system. Externally, the rear garden enjoys a westerly aspect, benefitting from the afternoon sun, with paved and decked seating areas, a lawn and a pergola. There is a useful, attached store and a detached garage.

Entrance Hallway - An external entrance door with a decorative glazed, etched panel and sealed unit glazing on either side gives access to the entrance hallway. The impressive hallway has an inset matwell and a staircase with a stripped handrail and newel post, beneath which is soft close, bespoke storage. It is particularly light and bright with a high ceiling incorporating deep cornice coving and a radiator. A particular feature throughout the property are the superb, stripped period doors. A door leads into the living room.

Living Room - This well-appointed reception room is positioned at the front of the property and has a high ceiling with deep cornice coving and a decorative frieze. It has a uPVC walk-in bay window and a timber fire surround with an ornate tiled insert, home to a living flame coal effect fire. The room can accommodate plenty of furniture and has two radiators.

Dining Room - The large formal dining room (or second sitting room) enjoys a dual aspect with uPVC French doors at the rear leading to the paved patio and a feature single-glazed window with leading and coloured glasswork on the side elevation. It has a fabulous ornate timber fire surround with a raised hearth and a coal effect living flame fire. There is deep cornice coving, a picture rail and deep skirting boards. The room can easily accommodate a large dining suite and has a connecting door to the kitchen. There is also a useful under stairs storage cupboard and two radiators.

Kitchen - The kitchen has wall cupboards and base units, working surfaces and a one-and-a-half bowl sink with an extendable mixer tap. Integrated appliances comprise a fridge and freezer. There is space for a range style cooker with a canopy filter hood above, space for further freestanding appliances and plumbing for an automatic washer and dishwasher. The room has ceiling downlighting, side uPVC windows and a door leading to the garden.