4 bedroom house
Stanbury, Keighley, West Yorkshire, BD22 0EU
Guide Price
£650,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: Equestrian
Land Tags: Paddock, Pasture Land
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Mar 2023
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: Equestrian
- Land Tags: Paddock, Pasture Land
**FOUR BEDROOM DETACHED**4.6 ACRES GRAZING LAND**RURAL POSITION**
A unique opportunity has arisen to purchase this exceptional four-bedroom detached residence set within approximately 4.6 acres of grazing land within the picturesque Bronte countryside. Retaining a wealth of features throughout including exposed stonework, timber beams and beautiful mullion windows. This property boasts spacious, well-planned accommodation offering the potential to create a truly one-off family home.
Internally the property briefly comprises; entrance hall, utility/workshop, WC, lounge, dining room and kitchen to the ground floor. Landing, house bathroom, shower room, principal bedroom and three further bedrooms to the first floor, with the landing providing access to the loft space.
Externally the property enjoys off-road parking, an agricultural building which could be utilised as a garage and approximately 4.6 acres of grazing land. To the front this land is garden space, to the rear a paddock which is currently under a grazing agreement until April 2024.
Location - Stanbury is a village in the Bradford District, by the River Worth, being highly sought after enjoying superb open countryside yet remaining close to a range of local amenities in the nearby villages. Oakworth railway station is close by and is on the route of the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway used as a location in the original film The Railway Children, and its recent remake.
The local area was made famous by the Bronte sisters, and the outstanding countryside was famously described in the novel Wuthering Heights as wild, rugged and barren. The area abounds with popular places to visit; the cobbled streets of Haworth, the Bronte Parsonage Museum, East Riddlesden Hall, and the Museum of Rail. The market town of Skipton, known as the Gateway to the Yorkshire Dales, is a short drive away, and within reach are elegant Harrogate and vibrant Leeds.
General Information - Leading into the entrance hall through a timber stable door with Yorkshire stone flagged flooring providing access to a workshop/utility room, WC, and the lounge. Being an addition to the original property the workshop/utility room has plumbing for a washing machine with further undercounter space for a dryer, windows to the front and side elevations with Velux skylights and timber beams to the ceiling. Yorkshire stone flagged flooring follows from the entrance into this room. The WC comprises; wash hand basin and a low flush WC with a Velux skylight.
A rounded arched doorway gives access into the lounge being the heart of this countryside family home. Mullion windows to the front elevation provide views over the garden with a window seat allowing the morning sun to be enjoyed. Benefitting from a Coalbrookdale multifuel stove to provide a warm and cosy feel to the room.
A staircase provides access to the first floor with a door leading through into the dining room. Mirroring the size and aesthetic of the lounge, this room boasts heaps of character. Having an open stone fireplace with a log burner in-situ, timber beams, mullion windows and a cast iron radiator.
To the far side of the property is the kitchen. Being a good-sized space with shaker style wall, drawer and base units and a central breakfast island. Being newly refurbished with an integrated dishwasher, two Neff electric ovens, warming drawer and a five-ring gas hob. With tiled flooring, spotlights, dual aspect mullion windows and a timber stable door leading out to the terrace garden.
Stairs provide access to the first-floor landing with a beautiful arched sash window, enjoying a quaint window seat. With wood effect laminate flooring and access to loft space. The principal bedroom enjoys mullion windows to the front elevation, a feature cast-iron fireplace and built in wardrobe space. Having two further double bedrooms both of which boast features including timber beams and mullion windows, with a fourth bedroom/office following the countryside aesthetic.
Having been recently refurbished the shower room has a modern feel. With slate effect, part tiled walls and tiled flooring, a floating WC, floating vanity unit incorporating a wash hand basin and a shower cubical with a concealed rainfall shower with a separate hand attachment. Having windows to the rear elevation, a heated towel rail and spotlights.
Being a contrast to the shower room is the house bathroom. Boasting a four-piece Sanitan suite comprising; freestanding, claw-foot bath with a shower attachment, WC, bidet, and a wash hand basin. With a dado rail, brushed gold heated towel rail and solid oak flooring.
This completes the internals of the property.
Externals - Located via a private track to Hollings Mill Farm and a neighbouring property, electric gates provide access to off-road parking for approximately six cars with a small agricultural building providing the option for further parking. Enclosed patio and lawned gardens are situated directly to the front of the property with further enclosed garden space located across the bridge over Sladen Beck. Please note that Hollings Mill Farm does have riparian rights over the beck. Stepped access then leads to the land adjoining the property to the rear. Currently under a grazing agreement expiring in April 2024, this land would be ideal for those with agricultural/equestrian needs.
Directions - From Keighley town centre head west on Spencer Street towards Wilkin Street. Turn right at the first crossroad onto Devonshire Street, then a left onto West Lane. Take a left turn onto High Street and then at the roundabout take the 4th exit and continue before taking a left onto Providence Lane. Continue straight onto Victoria Avenue and then onto Mytholmes Lane. Turn right onto North Street following the road until it becomes West Lane. Continue until going over the bridge and then take a sharp right next to the row of cottages and follow the bridal track until arriving at the gates to the property as indicated by a Charnock Bates board.
For satellite navigation: BD22 0EU
Services - We understand that the property benefits from all mains services. Please note that none of the services have been tested by the agents, we would therefore strictly point out that all prospective purchasers must satisfy themselves as to their working order.
Wayleaves, Easements And Rights Of Way - The sale is subject to all of these rights whether public or private, whether mentioned in these particulars or not. Please note our vendor has advised there is a public footpath that runs down the driveway and to the right, across the bridge and up some steps as directed by a signpost.
Marketed by: Charnock Bates, Halifax
A unique opportunity has arisen to purchase this exceptional four-bedroom detached residence set within approximately 4.6 acres of grazing land within the picturesque Bronte countryside. Retaining a wealth of features throughout including exposed stonework, timber beams and beautiful mullion windows. This property boasts spacious, well-planned accommodation offering the potential to create a truly one-off family home.
Internally the property briefly comprises; entrance hall, utility/workshop, WC, lounge, dining room and kitchen to the ground floor. Landing, house bathroom, shower room, principal bedroom and three further bedrooms to the first floor, with the landing providing access to the loft space.
Externally the property enjoys off-road parking, an agricultural building which could be utilised as a garage and approximately 4.6 acres of grazing land. To the front this land is garden space, to the rear a paddock which is currently under a grazing agreement until April 2024.
Location - Stanbury is a village in the Bradford District, by the River Worth, being highly sought after enjoying superb open countryside yet remaining close to a range of local amenities in the nearby villages. Oakworth railway station is close by and is on the route of the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway used as a location in the original film The Railway Children, and its recent remake.
The local area was made famous by the Bronte sisters, and the outstanding countryside was famously described in the novel Wuthering Heights as wild, rugged and barren. The area abounds with popular places to visit; the cobbled streets of Haworth, the Bronte Parsonage Museum, East Riddlesden Hall, and the Museum of Rail. The market town of Skipton, known as the Gateway to the Yorkshire Dales, is a short drive away, and within reach are elegant Harrogate and vibrant Leeds.
General Information - Leading into the entrance hall through a timber stable door with Yorkshire stone flagged flooring providing access to a workshop/utility room, WC, and the lounge. Being an addition to the original property the workshop/utility room has plumbing for a washing machine with further undercounter space for a dryer, windows to the front and side elevations with Velux skylights and timber beams to the ceiling. Yorkshire stone flagged flooring follows from the entrance into this room. The WC comprises; wash hand basin and a low flush WC with a Velux skylight.
A rounded arched doorway gives access into the lounge being the heart of this countryside family home. Mullion windows to the front elevation provide views over the garden with a window seat allowing the morning sun to be enjoyed. Benefitting from a Coalbrookdale multifuel stove to provide a warm and cosy feel to the room.
A staircase provides access to the first floor with a door leading through into the dining room. Mirroring the size and aesthetic of the lounge, this room boasts heaps of character. Having an open stone fireplace with a log burner in-situ, timber beams, mullion windows and a cast iron radiator.
To the far side of the property is the kitchen. Being a good-sized space with shaker style wall, drawer and base units and a central breakfast island. Being newly refurbished with an integrated dishwasher, two Neff electric ovens, warming drawer and a five-ring gas hob. With tiled flooring, spotlights, dual aspect mullion windows and a timber stable door leading out to the terrace garden.
Stairs provide access to the first-floor landing with a beautiful arched sash window, enjoying a quaint window seat. With wood effect laminate flooring and access to loft space. The principal bedroom enjoys mullion windows to the front elevation, a feature cast-iron fireplace and built in wardrobe space. Having two further double bedrooms both of which boast features including timber beams and mullion windows, with a fourth bedroom/office following the countryside aesthetic.
Having been recently refurbished the shower room has a modern feel. With slate effect, part tiled walls and tiled flooring, a floating WC, floating vanity unit incorporating a wash hand basin and a shower cubical with a concealed rainfall shower with a separate hand attachment. Having windows to the rear elevation, a heated towel rail and spotlights.
Being a contrast to the shower room is the house bathroom. Boasting a four-piece Sanitan suite comprising; freestanding, claw-foot bath with a shower attachment, WC, bidet, and a wash hand basin. With a dado rail, brushed gold heated towel rail and solid oak flooring.
This completes the internals of the property.
Externals - Located via a private track to Hollings Mill Farm and a neighbouring property, electric gates provide access to off-road parking for approximately six cars with a small agricultural building providing the option for further parking. Enclosed patio and lawned gardens are situated directly to the front of the property with further enclosed garden space located across the bridge over Sladen Beck. Please note that Hollings Mill Farm does have riparian rights over the beck. Stepped access then leads to the land adjoining the property to the rear. Currently under a grazing agreement expiring in April 2024, this land would be ideal for those with agricultural/equestrian needs.
Directions - From Keighley town centre head west on Spencer Street towards Wilkin Street. Turn right at the first crossroad onto Devonshire Street, then a left onto West Lane. Take a left turn onto High Street and then at the roundabout take the 4th exit and continue before taking a left onto Providence Lane. Continue straight onto Victoria Avenue and then onto Mytholmes Lane. Turn right onto North Street following the road until it becomes West Lane. Continue until going over the bridge and then take a sharp right next to the row of cottages and follow the bridal track until arriving at the gates to the property as indicated by a Charnock Bates board.
For satellite navigation: BD22 0EU
Services - We understand that the property benefits from all mains services. Please note that none of the services have been tested by the agents, we would therefore strictly point out that all prospective purchasers must satisfy themselves as to their working order.
Wayleaves, Easements And Rights Of Way - The sale is subject to all of these rights whether public or private, whether mentioned in these particulars or not. Please note our vendor has advised there is a public footpath that runs down the driveway and to the right, across the bridge and up some steps as directed by a signpost.
Marketed by: Charnock Bates, Halifax
Land Registry Data
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