1 Lower Heights Farm
Cullingworth, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD13 5JD
Guide Price
£545,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: Development Potential, Equestrian, Walled Garden
Land Tags: Paddock, Pasture Land
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Oct 2022
- Removed: Nov 2022
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: Development Potential, Equestrian, Walled Garden
- Land Tags: Paddock, Pasture Land
Location
The property enjoys a private rural position within a small group of similar properties approximately 1 mile north of the popular village of Cullingworth. Cullingworth offers a useful range of amenities including a post office, village store Coop mini market, primary and secondary schools, a pharmacy, village hall and two pubs. Cullingworth has good road links to the local business centres and is served by a number of bus routes.
Description
1 Lower Heights Farm is one of just five superior residences created from the sympathetic redevelopment of this charming traditional farmstead. Set well back from the main road and accessed via a secure gated entrance on a private lane this simply stunning end property will have wide appeal, particularly to those with a love of gardening, wildlife and outdoor pursuits.
Originally offering three bedrooms, the current owners have rearranged the first floor layout to meet their own requirements as well as generally upgrading the property throughout with a new kitchen, bathroom, aluminium windows and a beautifully appointed master bedroom suite
with fitted furniture by 'The Secret Drawer'.
The house is entered via a timber framed porch into a pleasant hall with stairs to the first floor, understairs store and beams. To the left is a super living room, the focal point of which is an impressive stone fireplace with herringbone brick hearth and a woodburning stove. Beams to the ceiling and mullion windows to two sides overlooking the garden. The kitchen dining room is a generous, welcoming space full of character with a comprehensive range of wood fronted base and wall units with granite surfaces with tiled splash back and 1.5 bowl sink with boiling water tap. There is an electric classic 100 range style cooker with five ring hob, grill and double oven with extractor hood over. Integrated appliances include separate NEFF tower fridge and freezer,
dishwasher, washing machine and wine cooler. There are beams to the ceiling, solid oak boarded floor and mullion windows. Off the kitchen is a useful pantry with base and wall units, granite surface, tiled splash and oak boarded floor. There is a separate side entrance with stone flag floor, beams and external door, off which is a separate cloakroom with w.c, pedestal basin, half tiled walls, stone flag floor and separate walk in cupboard with hot water cylinder.
On the first floor is an attractive central landing with beamed ceiling and mullion window, from which the bedrooms and house bathroom are entered.
The principle bedroom is a beautifully appointed room with thoughtfully designed fitted bedroom furniture by 'The Secret Drawer' incorporating a range of wardrobes and drawers, bedside companions and cleverly concealed storage shelves. There are mullion windows to two sides
creating a light airy feel and offering fabulous views over the garden and countryside beyond. An ensuite shower room provides a corner shower unit and basin.
Across the landing is a second charming double bedroom with built in wardrobe and mullion windows to two sides over looking the gardens. Adjacent to the second bedroom is the luxuriously appointed house bathroom with tiled floor and walls, large walk in shower with glazed screen, oak panelled jacuzzi style bath with shower mixer tap, w.c and a marble surface with inset basin on a vanity base unit with large mirror over.
Outside
The property has ample space for private parking extending in front of the stone built detached double garage. Steps lead down from the garage and parking area through attractive landscaped gardens with mature planting, water feature and lawns.
Beyond the formal walled gardens are the more relaxed extended grounds of approximately 0.46 acres with a path leading down through tree planting to a fabulous garden room/home office also incorporating a sauna, overlooking a beautifully established wildlife pond with stunning views.
Beyond the garden room is a base with power supply designed to accommodate a hot tub.
The garden room/home office is well appointed with a kitchen/preparation area, oak block surface, stainless steel sink and tiled splash back together with base and wall units, shelves and a drinks cooler. Laminate floor, electric heating and bi-fold doors opening out onto a covered seating area.
There is a useful shower room with corner shower unit, w.c and basin NOTE: Sanitary ware is not connected. Off the shower room is an excellent fully cedar boarded sauna with integrated seating. Adjoining the house and grounds to the east with direct access to the private drive is a versatile parcel of land extending in total to approximately 3.18 acres, perfect for those with equestrian, hobby farming and conservation interests or those simply looking for a private, secure space to walk dogs.
The land includes well maintained timber stables standing within a useful paddock which has been well fenced incorporating quality timber field gate linking through to the main productive pasture beyond. Extending along the eastern boundary is a mature shelter belt of trees with a
stream.
Tenure
Freehold
Energy Rating
D 66
Council Tax
Band D (Bradford Metropolitan District Council).
Services
Mains water and mains electricity. Drainage to a communal package treatment system. Oil central heating (external boiler). Aluminium framed double glazing. Security alarm and remotely
operated gated entrance.
Directions
Heading from Bingley towards Harden continue through the village on Harden Road heading straight across at the mini roundabout onto Long Lane (B6429) towards Cullingworth which becomes Bingley Road. On reaching the edge of Cullingworth turn right onto Keighley Road and continue for about 1km where the entrance to Lower Heights Farm can be found on the
left identified by the for sale sign. Turn in through the gates and follow the lane where No 1 Lower Heights Farm is the first property on the left.
Marketed by: David Hill, Skipton
The property enjoys a private rural position within a small group of similar properties approximately 1 mile north of the popular village of Cullingworth. Cullingworth offers a useful range of amenities including a post office, village store Coop mini market, primary and secondary schools, a pharmacy, village hall and two pubs. Cullingworth has good road links to the local business centres and is served by a number of bus routes.
Description
1 Lower Heights Farm is one of just five superior residences created from the sympathetic redevelopment of this charming traditional farmstead. Set well back from the main road and accessed via a secure gated entrance on a private lane this simply stunning end property will have wide appeal, particularly to those with a love of gardening, wildlife and outdoor pursuits.
Originally offering three bedrooms, the current owners have rearranged the first floor layout to meet their own requirements as well as generally upgrading the property throughout with a new kitchen, bathroom, aluminium windows and a beautifully appointed master bedroom suite
with fitted furniture by 'The Secret Drawer'.
The house is entered via a timber framed porch into a pleasant hall with stairs to the first floor, understairs store and beams. To the left is a super living room, the focal point of which is an impressive stone fireplace with herringbone brick hearth and a woodburning stove. Beams to the ceiling and mullion windows to two sides overlooking the garden. The kitchen dining room is a generous, welcoming space full of character with a comprehensive range of wood fronted base and wall units with granite surfaces with tiled splash back and 1.5 bowl sink with boiling water tap. There is an electric classic 100 range style cooker with five ring hob, grill and double oven with extractor hood over. Integrated appliances include separate NEFF tower fridge and freezer,
dishwasher, washing machine and wine cooler. There are beams to the ceiling, solid oak boarded floor and mullion windows. Off the kitchen is a useful pantry with base and wall units, granite surface, tiled splash and oak boarded floor. There is a separate side entrance with stone flag floor, beams and external door, off which is a separate cloakroom with w.c, pedestal basin, half tiled walls, stone flag floor and separate walk in cupboard with hot water cylinder.
On the first floor is an attractive central landing with beamed ceiling and mullion window, from which the bedrooms and house bathroom are entered.
The principle bedroom is a beautifully appointed room with thoughtfully designed fitted bedroom furniture by 'The Secret Drawer' incorporating a range of wardrobes and drawers, bedside companions and cleverly concealed storage shelves. There are mullion windows to two sides
creating a light airy feel and offering fabulous views over the garden and countryside beyond. An ensuite shower room provides a corner shower unit and basin.
Across the landing is a second charming double bedroom with built in wardrobe and mullion windows to two sides over looking the gardens. Adjacent to the second bedroom is the luxuriously appointed house bathroom with tiled floor and walls, large walk in shower with glazed screen, oak panelled jacuzzi style bath with shower mixer tap, w.c and a marble surface with inset basin on a vanity base unit with large mirror over.
Outside
The property has ample space for private parking extending in front of the stone built detached double garage. Steps lead down from the garage and parking area through attractive landscaped gardens with mature planting, water feature and lawns.
Beyond the formal walled gardens are the more relaxed extended grounds of approximately 0.46 acres with a path leading down through tree planting to a fabulous garden room/home office also incorporating a sauna, overlooking a beautifully established wildlife pond with stunning views.
Beyond the garden room is a base with power supply designed to accommodate a hot tub.
The garden room/home office is well appointed with a kitchen/preparation area, oak block surface, stainless steel sink and tiled splash back together with base and wall units, shelves and a drinks cooler. Laminate floor, electric heating and bi-fold doors opening out onto a covered seating area.
There is a useful shower room with corner shower unit, w.c and basin NOTE: Sanitary ware is not connected. Off the shower room is an excellent fully cedar boarded sauna with integrated seating. Adjoining the house and grounds to the east with direct access to the private drive is a versatile parcel of land extending in total to approximately 3.18 acres, perfect for those with equestrian, hobby farming and conservation interests or those simply looking for a private, secure space to walk dogs.
The land includes well maintained timber stables standing within a useful paddock which has been well fenced incorporating quality timber field gate linking through to the main productive pasture beyond. Extending along the eastern boundary is a mature shelter belt of trees with a
stream.
Tenure
Freehold
Energy Rating
D 66
Council Tax
Band D (Bradford Metropolitan District Council).
Services
Mains water and mains electricity. Drainage to a communal package treatment system. Oil central heating (external boiler). Aluminium framed double glazing. Security alarm and remotely
operated gated entrance.
Directions
Heading from Bingley towards Harden continue through the village on Harden Road heading straight across at the mini roundabout onto Long Lane (B6429) towards Cullingworth which becomes Bingley Road. On reaching the edge of Cullingworth turn right onto Keighley Road and continue for about 1km where the entrance to Lower Heights Farm can be found on the
left identified by the for sale sign. Turn in through the gates and follow the lane where No 1 Lower Heights Farm is the first property on the left.
Marketed by: David Hill, Skipton
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.