• Detached House +
• Six Bedrooms +
• Two Reception Rooms +
• Dining Kitchen +
• Conservatory +
• Sealed Unit Double Glazed +
• Double Garage +
• Outbuildings +
• Gardens +
• Land Extending to Approximately 20 Acres +

A substantial stone built detached house standing in gardens and land extending to approximately 20 Acres, set in a rural location on the outskirts of Stanbury Village.

This substantial detached house offers accommodation across two floors and briefly comprises; open porch to entrance hall, spacious sitting room/dining room, kitchen, utility, rear porch to sealed unit double glazed conservatory, three bedrooms, further sitting room, first floor landing, three further bedrooms, store room and bathroom. Outside, a double garage, store place, derelict barn, gardens and land extending to approximately 20 Acres.

The property requires modernisation, it does have propane gas heating and upvc double glazing. Undoubtedly a home that will appeal to the family or someone seeking the good life or those with equestrian and animal interests. Available for immediate occupation, Wild Acres is a home that will only be fully revealed from internal inspection.

Delightfully situated in a rural location on the outskirts of the edge of Stanbury with long distant views across the worth valley and countryside beyond. Nearby Stanbury has limited facilities but has a popular first school and three public houses. Haworth village is a mile further onward with shopping facilities including mini supermarkets. Keighley town centre which is a further 4 miles distant has larger shopping facilities and links by both road and rail to the major towns and cities of West Yorkshire.

An alternative perspective - The property's initial appearance is bleak and uninspiring, but warrants investigation. As a typical
Laithe house, it had a section for animals, the barn and a section for human habitation.
The barn part is of considerable age, having been modified over the centuries to meet the needs of
its owners. The house section has also been modified, most recently in the 1960s when that part
was destroyed by fire, and rebuilt as a single story.
As a property with around 20 acres, there is a continuing need for a barn and its associated storage.
There is a barn in a field to south of the property, the functions of which might replaced by restoring
the Laithe part of the property, providing a way of agreeing with the planning authorities to permit a significant modernisation and extension of the house part of the property to provide for 21st C living accommodation.