- Stone built cottage +
- Two bedrooms +
- Character features throughout +
- Cellar storage +
- Idyllic location +
- Rural views around +
Delightfully situated in a private rural location with excellent views over the countryside is a well presented stone cottage situated in an idyllic location between the villages of Wilsden and Allerton.
An outstanding stone built cottage situated in an idyllic rural hamlet close to the villages of Wilsden and Allerton. The property has been sympathetically modernised with double glazing, new bathroom and kitchen, and an extended porch to the front while maintaining character features such as log burning stove in the living room. An early viewing is highly recommend to appreciate the quiet rural position and fine aspects of this characterful home.
The accommodation briefly comprises of an extended porch to the front opening to living room with log burning stove with itself is open to the fitted modern kitchen. Heading to the first floor landing there is the master bedroom, a second bedroom and the house bathroom which houses the boiler. Externally to the front the property has a lovely cottage garden with stone paved patio, stone outhouse, wooden shed and lawned area.
Situated in between the two villages of Wilsden and Allerton both with a range of ameneties including schools, shops, doctors surgeries and popular pubs and dining establishments. The property is also within easy striking distance of Shipley, Bingley, the world heritage site of Saltaire and historic home of the Brontes Haworth village. We would also class the property as been well within commuting distance of popular Yorkshire business centres such as Bradford, Leeds, Skipton and Halifax.
Council Tax
The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council - Council Tax Band B
Services
Mains electricity and water are installed. Drainage is to a septic tank, please contact us for more information.
Parking
On street parking
Heading from Bingley, Saltaire or Bradford approach Sandy Lane crossroads. Follow Stony Lane as it turns in to Prune Park Lane. Turn right on to Allerton Road. Turn left onto Long Lane, at the bottom of the hill turn left and follow to where the road widens out. The property is on the row of cottages on the left hand side.