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90 Huddersfield Road for Sale £249,950 Bretton, WAKEFIELD, WF4 4JW 90 Huddersfield Road For Sale £249,950 Bretton, WAKEFIELD, WF4 4JW Holroyd Miller have pleasure in offering for sale this delightful Grade Two listed mid terrace cottage located in the heart o f Bretton village with the sculpture park on its doorstep and stunning countryside views to the rear. The property has meticulously been refurbished over recent years yet retaining original features including exposed beamed ceiling, Inglenook fireplace with multi fuel burner, offering excellent accommodation for the young or retiring alike. Briefly comprising; entrance reception hallw ay, stunning living room with feature bay sash window, exposed beamed ceiling, inner lobby with open staircase, kitchen superbly re-fitted with a range of bespoke shaker style units and granite worktops, a range of integrated appliances. To the first floor , two good sized bedrooms, house bathroom furnished with period style suite with shower over bath. Outside, off street parking together with delightful courtyard area making the most of the views over the adjacent farmland. At the end of the cottages is a further garden area that has been meticulously looked after with neat lawned garden areas and well stocked flowering borders ideal for those looking for some peace and tranquillity. The property is located within easy reach of J38/M1 for those wishing to t ravel to either Leeds or Sheffield. Only an internal inspection can fully reveal all that is on offer . 4/6 Newstead Road, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, WF1 2DE Tel: 01924 299494 Email: [email protected] wwwwwwww....hhhhoooollllrrrrooooyyyyddddmmmmiiiilllllleeeerrrr....ccccoooo....uuuukkkk 90 Huddersfield Road Bretton, WAKEFIELD, WF4 4JW ENTRANCE RECEPTION HALLWAY OUTSIDE LIVING ROOM To the rear of the property is off street parking together 18' 0" x 15' 5" (5.49m x 4.70m) plus bay window with delightful Yorkshire stone paved courtyard area which A light and airy room with walk in feature bay window with provides an excellent seating area with stunning views over sliding sash windows, exposed beamed ceiling, five wall light the adjacent countryside. At the end of the cottages is a points, feature radiator, Inglenook fireplace with multi fuel further garden area which has been maintained by our burner with back boiler. clients to an extremely high standard with mainly laid to lawn garden, well stocked flowering borders making this an INNER LOBBY ideal retreat for those looking for some peace and With staircase to first floor with useful pantry below. tranquillity. KITCHEN 7' 0" x 8' 3" (2.15m x 2.54m) Fitted with a matching range of bespoke shaker style fronted wall and base units, contrasting granite worktops, undermounted sink with mixer tap, integrated fridge freezer, dishwasher, microwave, tiled floor, extractor hood, exposed brick work and window, stunning views. STAIRS LEAD TO... FIRST FLOOR LANDING BEDROOM TO REAR 7' 0" x 12' 1" (2.14m x 3.69m) With Split level bedroom with useful office space. Exposed beamed ceiling, and feature radiator. Lovely views over adjoining countryside. HOUSE BATHROOM Furnished with period style suite with pedestal wash basin, low flush w/c, panelled bath with shower over with rain dance shower head and showe r screen, tiling, electric shaver point, feature radiator. BEDROOM TO FRONT 12' 1" x 15' 1" (3.70m x 4.62m) With exposed beamed ceiling, sash window with open views, feature radiator, storage cupboard containing central heating boiler and wall mounted television. 01924 299494 [email protected] PROPERTY MISDESCRIPTIO NS ACT 1991 The Agents has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings, or services, so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for the purpose. The buyer is advised to obtain ver1f1 cat1on from his or her Professional Buyer. References to the Tenure of the property are based on information supplied by the Vendor. The agents have not had sight of the title documents. The buyer 1s advised to obtain verification from their Sol1c1tor. You are advised to check the availability of any property before travelling any distance to view .
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