Terraced house for sale in Skipton BD23, 2 Bedroom

A superbly presented and extended late Victorian property in a beautiful sunny position with attractive views onto the Leeds Liverpool Canal and neighbouring grassland. The vendors inform us that there is an abundance of wildlife including Herons, Kingfishers, Owls and Swans and narrow-boats gently cruise by. Featuring tall ceilings, high quality modern sash double glazed windows, multi-fuel stove and exposed stonework. Having an attractive and sunny garden at the front and a rear courtyard catching the afternoon / evening sun. The property has been modernised, and extended to the ground floor and the deceptively large and versatile accommodation comprises:-

Entrance hall with panel and glazed door leading to a modern cloakroom / WC. The living room set at the front of the property enjoys some pleasant views and has ample space for a sofa and chairs centred around a feature fireplace with multi-fuel-stove and original stone head dating back to the 1800's. French doors open into the spacious dining-kitchen, and to the dining area another feature fireplace with exposed brickwork and back-lighting, currently housing a decorative wood burning stove but with a lined chimney should the new owners wish to have a second working stove. And with built-in cupboards to one side. The dining area offers ample space for an 8 person dining suite. The dining area is open to a high quality fitted kitchen with a range of contemporary shaker-style oak effect units with granite effect worktops incorporating a sink set below a large window, 5 ring gas hob with extractor canopy, double oven and with space for a washer / dryer. A further range of tall, matching units incorporate an integrated fridge / freezer, and a stable-style door leads out to the rear garden and street parking, and with further natural light to this bright room from two skylights.

To the first floor there are two similar sized double bedrooms with bedroom 1 having delightful views across the canal and having ample space for a double bed and furniture, and featuring a reclaimed Victorian fireplace and oak window sill. Bedroom 2 is at the rear and has some views over the canal and again with ample space for a double bed and furniture. The bathroom features a modern suite having a full size bath with thermostatic shower over, wash basin, full height tiling to the bath / shower walls, large window and built-in storage. Across the landing is a separate WC with window and wash basin.

To the front of the property there is a delightful East facing landscaped garden offering alfresco dining and sitting space and a gate onto the street. At the rear, a West facing stone flagged enclosed yard catches the afternoon and evening sun.

The town centre is a 10 minute stroll along the tow-path (with steps onto this from the rear of the property), 15 minutes or so to the train station and a bus stop is close by. There is parking for one vehicle at the rear and further parking on Keighley Road.

Skipton
The historic market town of Skipton (in Craven) is known as the 'Gateway to the Dales' and provides extensive recreational facilities with stunning open countryside nearby. On the cusp of the Yorkshire Dales National Park with excellent walking, climbing and fishing including the famous Yorkshire 3 Peaks. Craven has its fair share of gourmet pubs, restaurants and excellent sporting facilities including a state of the art swimming pool and gym. Leeds and Manchester are within comfortable daily commuting distance and direct trains to London’s Kings Cross as well as Leeds, Bradford and the Settle to Carlisle line, run regularly. Skipton offers a wide range of shopping with High Street brands including Marks & Spencer’s Food as well as a diverse range of private retailers and regular markets. Another central attraction is the Leeds Liverpool Canal which provides fishing, boat hire and sightseeing trips as well as walks on the level. Skipton Castle is one of the best preserved in the UK. There are very well respected primary and secondary schools within the town including Skipton Girls High & Ermysteds Grammar. Skipton was voted by The Sunday Times as the best place to live in Britain, in particular for its low crime rates, top-class schools and great transport links. In addition to been voted Best Street Market and Best place to Retire, in 2017 the Office of National Statistics revealed that Skipton is officially the happiest place to live in the UK.