Dell Cottage, Temple Rhydding, Baildon, Shipley, Bd17 6Pp £280,000

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Dell Cottage, Temple Rhydding, Baildon, Shipley, Bd17 6Pp £280,000 DELL COTTAGE, TEMPLE RHYDDING, BAILDON, SHIPLEY, BD17 6PP £280,000 4 Bedroom House Enjoying an elevated position with panoramic views across the Aire Valley this property will appeal to families looking for their forever home. First to wow is the grand entrance hallway, large lounge with feature fireplace including fuel burning stove, original shutters and feature coving to ceiling. Dining room with French doors to the rear garden, breakfast kitchen, large basement to lower ground providing ample storage, to the first floor are three double bedrooms two of which have beautiful feature fireplaces and the house bathroom, to the second floor is a large double room extending the full width of the property. Externally there are three garden areas all of which are maintained to a high standard and the private driveway leads to the rear with off road parking. Additionally, there are two handy stone stores to the rear. This property must be inspected internally to fully appreciate its charm. The town of Baildon is an idyllic, leafy suburb in West Yorkshire. Famed for the beautiful walks in nearby Baildon Moor and its traditional, quaint town centre, Baildon appeals to people of all ages and walks of life. Baildon is very well connected to Bradford City Centre but is generally better associated with Leeds due to its fantastic road and rail links to Guiseley and then Leeds beyond it. Demand to live in Baildon is consistently high and in our minds will only grow over the coming years … come for a visit and find out why! GROUND FLOOR - ENTRANCE HALL Original panelling, wood flooring, dado rail and staircase with spindle bannister leading to first floor. Door leading down to basement. LOUNGE 16’11” x 15’6” maximum (5.16m x 4.72m) Window to front with original shutters, wood fireplace housing multi fuel stove, exposed wooden floor, wall light points, picture rail, coving to ceiling, ceiling rose and central heating radiator. DINING ROOM 15’ x 11’6” (4.57m x 3.51m) French doors leading to back garden, wood effect fireplace with tiled inset and hearth, dado rail, coving to ceiling, ceiling rose and central heating radiator. BREAKFAST KITCHEN 11’10” x 11’6” (3.61m x 3.51m) Fitted with a range of cupboards, work surfaces, 1.5 bowl sink with waste disposal unit. Cannon gas range cooker with extractor hood and tiled surround, tiled floor, semi integral dishwasher, central heating radiator, double glazed window (as throughout) and door to rear. Service hatch to dining room. FIRST FLOOR - LANDING Open wooden balustrade, dado rail and coving to ceiling. MASTER BEDROOM AND EN-SUITE 17’ x 15’7” maximum Window to front, feature marble fireplace, coving to ceiling and central heating radiator. 3 piece en-suite within the room, walk in double shower, hand basin and toilet. BEDROOM TWO 13’8” x 13’2” (4.17m x 4.01m) maximum Window to rear, feature fireplace with wood and iron inset, picture rail and central heating radiator. BEDROOM THREE/STUDY 12’7” x 9’10” (3.84m x 3.00m maximum) Window to rear, coving to ceiling and central heating radiator. BATHROOM Fitted with a white suite comprising panelled bath with shower over, pedestal wash hand basin and low level WC. Tiled walls, central heating radiator and window to front. SECOND FLOOR - BEDROOM FOUR 20’11” x 18’4” (6.38m x 5.59m) Two Velux windows, exposed beams, open balustrade and two central heating radiators. OUTSIDE - FRONT GARDEN Laid mainly to lawn with fantastic views, planted borders, flower and tree borders. REAR GARDEN Walled garden with patio area, shrub borders and gated access. Further garden area raised with mature trees, shrubs and flowers, backing onto Dell Woods. AGENTS NOTES: These brochure particulars, including photographic displays, have been prepared by Linley & Simpson Sales Ltd. No implication is made that any item is to be included in the sale by virtue of it inclusion within the photographic display. All fixtures and fittings are excluded from the sale unless included separately within the legal ‘fixtures & fittings’ details. All measurements are taken in imperial and are approximate. We endeavour to make all the details contained therein accurate and reliable, but they should not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. Descriptions of appliances, services, systems, fittings and equipment should not be taken as guarantee that they are in working order, they have not been tested (unless stated) and no warranty can be given as to their condition. These particulars do not constitute any part of an offer or contract and we strongly recommend the details should be verified by any prospective purchaser or their advisors, by inspection of the property. 91 Bingley Road, Saltaire, West Yorkshire, BD18 4SB Tel:01274 587827.
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