3 bedroom house
Clayton, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD14 6PX
Guide Price
£395,000
Residential Tags: Farmhouse, Grade II
Property Tags: Development Potential, Walled Garden
Land Tags: Building Plot
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Mar 2021
- Removed: Nov 2021
- Residential Tags: Farmhouse, Grade II
- Property Tags: Development Potential, Walled Garden
- Land Tags: Building Plot
- 5, , YEWS GREEN, CLAYTON, BRADFORD, WEST YORKSHIRE, 120000, 18/06/2021
Location
The property is located to the west of Clayton village offering a number of independent shops, pubs and churches. There is a nearby 'Country Park' at Clayton Heights, a golf course and sports clubs together with four primary schools. Clayton has a regular bus service to Bradford city centre and enjoys good road access, being close to Brighouse Road A644 linking to the wider road and motorway network.
Description
This attractive Grade II Listed farmstead forms part of Greenhead Farm comprising half of the original farmhouse and the whole of the adjoining substantial stone barn. To the rear of the stone barn is an extensive range of timber frame buildings.
To the rear of the farmhouse and barn are two separate fields extending in total to approximately 4.33 acres, being available for sale separately.
The house is currently entered via a hall leading through to a small kitchen area beyond which stone steps lead down to a cellar with stone pillar and banks. Off the hall to the side is a generous dining room with open fire in a tiled surround, beam and boarded ceiling and built in cupboards. Separate W.C. Beyond the dining room is a good sized living room with open fire in tiled surround. An inner hall has stairs leading to the first floor via a half landing and an under stairs store. To the rear of the house is a utility room with tiled floor and gas fired 'Vokera' boiler.
On the first floor the central landing gives way to three bedrooms, two of which have feature fireplaces. There is also a house bathroom with tiled walls, a panelled bath and shower over, pedestal basin and W.C.
Outside the property has a pleasant walled garden to the front with a lawn bordered by well stocked flower beds. Opposite the front garden over the drive is a further walled garden area being a former orchard and vegetable plot. To the rear of the house is a further garden area to be fenced off from the field.
Adjoining the farmhouse to the north east is a most attractive traditional stone barn (14.00m x 8.50m) with an additional store to the end (8.78m x 3.50m average). The main barn retains the original arched main opening with feature semi-circular openings at first floor level.
Planning
Full planning permission and Listed Building Consent have been approved by Bradford Metropolitan Council allowing the refurbishment of the house and its extension into part of the adjoining barn and the conversion of the remainder of the barn to form a separate dwelling. Planning Application No.: 19/05104/FUL dated 04 February 2020. Listed Building Application No.: 19/05105/LBC dated 04 February 2020.
A copy of the approved plans and decision notices are available from the agents in an electronic format. There will be a charge for hard copies.
The approved scheme allows for the existing farmhouse to be extended into part of the barn with the new layout combining the existing dining room and living room to create an open plan kitchen dining room and a new living room created within the barn extension.
The proposed first floor would see the existing bathroom become an en-suite to Bedroom 1 and Bedroom 3 becoming the house bathroom and landing leading through to two new bedrooms within the first floor of the barn.
The layout for the separate dwelling to be created from the remainder of the barn will have an entrance hall open to a kitchen with a door leading through to a full height open plan family living/dining room. There is a separate utility room and W.C. Stairs lead up to a central landing off which are three bedrooms and a house bathroom.
The modern steel portal frame farm building has recently been sold with prior approval under permitted development for conversion to form two separate dwellings with integral garaging and a right of way for access is reserved over the section of drive coloured brown.
Viewing
Viewing strictly by appointment through the agents.
Services
We understand the farmhouse is connected to mains water, mains drainage, mains electricity and mains gas. Gas central heating. UPVC double glazing.
Tenure
Freehold
Council Tax
Band D
Directions
From Bradford city centre head west on Thornton Road (B6145) for approximately 3.25 miles to thew double mini roundabout on the edge of Thornton village and turn left onto Chat Hill Road. Continue on Chat Hill Road which becomes Cockin Lane in the bottom of the dip and continue for about 0.75 miles where the entrance to Greenhead Farm can be found on the right. A for sale sign has been erected.
Marketed by: David Hill, Skipton
The property is located to the west of Clayton village offering a number of independent shops, pubs and churches. There is a nearby 'Country Park' at Clayton Heights, a golf course and sports clubs together with four primary schools. Clayton has a regular bus service to Bradford city centre and enjoys good road access, being close to Brighouse Road A644 linking to the wider road and motorway network.
Description
This attractive Grade II Listed farmstead forms part of Greenhead Farm comprising half of the original farmhouse and the whole of the adjoining substantial stone barn. To the rear of the stone barn is an extensive range of timber frame buildings.
To the rear of the farmhouse and barn are two separate fields extending in total to approximately 4.33 acres, being available for sale separately.
The house is currently entered via a hall leading through to a small kitchen area beyond which stone steps lead down to a cellar with stone pillar and banks. Off the hall to the side is a generous dining room with open fire in a tiled surround, beam and boarded ceiling and built in cupboards. Separate W.C. Beyond the dining room is a good sized living room with open fire in tiled surround. An inner hall has stairs leading to the first floor via a half landing and an under stairs store. To the rear of the house is a utility room with tiled floor and gas fired 'Vokera' boiler.
On the first floor the central landing gives way to three bedrooms, two of which have feature fireplaces. There is also a house bathroom with tiled walls, a panelled bath and shower over, pedestal basin and W.C.
Outside the property has a pleasant walled garden to the front with a lawn bordered by well stocked flower beds. Opposite the front garden over the drive is a further walled garden area being a former orchard and vegetable plot. To the rear of the house is a further garden area to be fenced off from the field.
Adjoining the farmhouse to the north east is a most attractive traditional stone barn (14.00m x 8.50m) with an additional store to the end (8.78m x 3.50m average). The main barn retains the original arched main opening with feature semi-circular openings at first floor level.
Planning
Full planning permission and Listed Building Consent have been approved by Bradford Metropolitan Council allowing the refurbishment of the house and its extension into part of the adjoining barn and the conversion of the remainder of the barn to form a separate dwelling. Planning Application No.: 19/05104/FUL dated 04 February 2020. Listed Building Application No.: 19/05105/LBC dated 04 February 2020.
A copy of the approved plans and decision notices are available from the agents in an electronic format. There will be a charge for hard copies.
The approved scheme allows for the existing farmhouse to be extended into part of the barn with the new layout combining the existing dining room and living room to create an open plan kitchen dining room and a new living room created within the barn extension.
The proposed first floor would see the existing bathroom become an en-suite to Bedroom 1 and Bedroom 3 becoming the house bathroom and landing leading through to two new bedrooms within the first floor of the barn.
The layout for the separate dwelling to be created from the remainder of the barn will have an entrance hall open to a kitchen with a door leading through to a full height open plan family living/dining room. There is a separate utility room and W.C. Stairs lead up to a central landing off which are three bedrooms and a house bathroom.
The modern steel portal frame farm building has recently been sold with prior approval under permitted development for conversion to form two separate dwellings with integral garaging and a right of way for access is reserved over the section of drive coloured brown.
Viewing
Viewing strictly by appointment through the agents.
Services
We understand the farmhouse is connected to mains water, mains drainage, mains electricity and mains gas. Gas central heating. UPVC double glazing.
Tenure
Freehold
Council Tax
Band D
Directions
From Bradford city centre head west on Thornton Road (B6145) for approximately 3.25 miles to thew double mini roundabout on the edge of Thornton village and turn left onto Chat Hill Road. Continue on Chat Hill Road which becomes Cockin Lane in the bottom of the dip and continue for about 0.75 miles where the entrance to Greenhead Farm can be found on the right. A for sale sign has been erected.
Marketed by: David Hill, Skipton
Land Registry Data
- 5, , YEWS GREEN, CLAYTON, BRADFORD, WEST YORKSHIRE, 120000, 18/06/2021