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56 Aire View, Keighley 56 Aire View, £185,000 Cononley, BD20 8JY STONE TERRACE COTTAGE ThisKeighley OUTSTANDING | BD20 and 8JY SUPERBLY APPOINTED TWO TWO BEDROOMS BEDROOMED stone terraced cottage commands SPECTACULAR SPECTACULAR LONG LONG DISTANCE PANORAMIC VIEWS across the Aire Valley at DISTANCE VIEWS the front and also enjoys fine southerly views at the rear across fields towards the hills. DINING ROOM/SUN ROOM COTTAGE GARDEN PROPERTY DETAILS This outstanding and superbly appointed two bedroomed stone LIVING ROOM terraced cottage commands spectacular long distance panoramic 13' 3" x 12' 9" (4.04m x 3.89m) with UPVC front entrance door views across the Aire Valley at the front and also enjoys fine and UPVC sealed unit double glazing providing superb long southerly views at the rear across fields towards the hills. distance panoramic views across the Aire Valley towards fields, countryside, the hills and Farnhill Pinnacle. Central heating Pleasantly located in the very popular village of Cononley, this radiator, fireplace having a living flame gas fire and built-in base attractively improved cottage provides superbly appointed and T.V cabinet, finished in laminate flooring with carpet over. well equipped accommodation of particular merit including gas central heating, UPVC sealed unit double glazing, quality fittings KITCHEN and fixtures together with the advantage of a delightful enclosed 13' 2" x 9' 6" (4.01m x 2.9m) well equipped with a range of cottage garden at the rear. stylish base and wall units in cream, contrasting beech block effect worktop surfaces and one and a half bowl stainless steel Strongly recommended for internal inspection, the property offers sink with drainer unit. Fitted double oven in stainless steel finish very briefly - living room, kitchen which leads to an added with five ring gas hob having concealed fold-away extractor dining/sun room with stylish units and built-in appliances whilst hood above. Plumbing for automatic washing machine and on the first floor are two well planned bedrooms (both enjoying space for fridge freezer, integrated dishwasher and under stairs spectacular views) and a shower room with a quality storage with space for a dryer. Central heating radiator, laminate contemporary three piece white suite/shower. There is a raised flooring. Open to dining room with fine long distance views front garden and a useful out-building providing a store/utility towards countryside and the hills. room. At the rear is an attractive, enclosed cottage garden enjoying fine southerly aspects whilst imaginatively planned for DINIING ROOM/SUNROOM ease of maintenance. 8' 9" x 8' 6" (2.67m x 2.59m) with neutral décor, central heating radiator, laminate flooring with carpet over and patio doors Surrounded by fields and countryside adjacent to the River Aire, leading out to the rear garden. the very popular village of Cononley is served by local amenities including a primary school, church and chapel, sub post FIRST FLOOR office/general store, two public houses, bus service, village hall and a railway station providing a regular service to Skipton, LANDING Keighley, Bradford and Leeds. With central heating radiator. Glazed trap door access with retractable ladder to the boarded loft including a Velux window. The towns of Skipton, Ilkley and Colne are also easy to reach by car. BEDROOM ONE 13' 5" x 9' 2" (4.09m x 2.79m) with UPVC sealed unit double This excellent property has much to commend it and the glazing providing spectacular long distance panoramic views beautifully presented accommodation comprises in further detail: ranging across the Aire Valley beyond fields and countryside towards the hills. Central heating radiator. Quality range of fitted GROUND FLOOR wardrobes, under stairs storage, laminate flooring with carpet over. BEDROOM TWO OUTSIDE 13' 5" x 9' 5" (4.09m x 2.87m) with UPVC sealed unit double Enclosed stone steps at the front lead to the raised front garden glazing providing fine long distance open views at the rear across including pebble beds for ease of maintenance. Superb long fields towards the hills. Built in wardrobes, central heating distance views. radiator, laminate flooring with carpet over. LOWER LEVEL OUT BUILDING SHOWER BATHROOM Providing STORE/UTILITY ROOM - including light, power. With quality contemporary three piece white suite comprising walk in shower, wash basin set into a vanity unit and low suite Attractive enclosed rear cottage garden imaginatively planned for WC, built-in floor to ceiling cupboard, ladder central heating ease of maintenance and enjoying fine southerly aspects with radiator in chrome finish, UPVC sealed unit double glazing and open views across fields and countryside towards the hills, this is finished in laminate tiled flooring. laid to lawn with a flowerbed and a seating area. Tenure Freehold Viewing Arrangements Strictly by appointment Contact Details 26 Newmarket Street Skipton North Yorkshire BD23 2JB www.wilman-lodge.co.uk [email protected] 01756 790913 Agents Note: Whilst ev ery care has been taken to prepare these sales particulars, they are for guidance purposes only. All measurements are approximate are f or general guidance purposes only and whilst ev ery care has been taken to ensure their accuracy, they should not be relied upon and potential buy ers are adv ised to recheck the measurements Please note we hav e not been able to test the equipment or installations in this property and recommend that prospective purchasers arrange f or a qualif ied person to check any appliances bef ore entering into any commitment. .
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