- Close to Settle town centre +
- Private patio to rear +
- Gas fired central heating +
- Generous kitchen/diner +
- No onward chain +
A three bedroom property which has many traditional features with a contemporary twist and is definitely worthy of internal inspection.
This house is generous in proportions and retains many of the original features. It is within easy walking distance of Settle town centre and all of its amenities. Briefly comprising spacious entrance hall leading to sitting room with gas fire on tiled hearth with wood surround. Large dining kitchen, fitted with a bespoke kitchen including integrated dishwasher, double electric oven and ceramic hob. There is ample dining space and a multi-fuel stove set in an attractive fireplace.
To the first floor are two large double rooms with high ceilings and pleasant views, and there is a modern house shower room. To the second floor is a well planned third bedroom which provides a substantial addition to the space available and has a Velux window and it's own bathroom.
Outside there is a small foregarden, to the rear is an Indian stone flagged yard area.
The market town of Settle borders the Yorkshire Dales National Park and offers a varied range of amenities including a Market Place with a colourful ‘Tuesday’ market. A railway station on the famous Settle to Carlisle line offers commuter links to Leeds and Bradford. Settle is also well located for commuting to North and West Yorkshire, and the East Lancashire business centres as well as the northern motorway network. Schools include a primary and college, as well as a highly regarded public school in the neighbouring village of Giggleswick. Settle has a medical centre, swimming pool, library, golf club and a wide range of recreational facilities, lovely open countryside is on the doorstep.
Services
Mains electricity, water, drainage and gas are installed. Domestic heating is from a gas fired boiler.
Parking
No allocated parking
Tenure
Freehold
Council Tax
C
From Dacre Son & Hartley Settle office proceed down the centre of the market square and proceed in the direction of Giggleswick, past the petrol station, under the railway bridge and procced to the river bridge. Turn left just before the river bridge onto Craven Terrace and the house is the first on the left. A 'For Sale' board is erected.