4 bedroom detached house for sale

Set within grounds of approximately 0.3 acres backing onto open countryside and commanding long distance views to the front aspect is this four bedroom 1930’s Art Deco designed home.

Situated within a sought after village with excellent communication links throughout the region, having a good level of local facilities including highly regarded schools and enjoying generous landscaped gardens. 

GROUND FLOOR An original frosted effect part glazed door opens to the 

RECEPTION HALL Which has a radiator, original staircase which rises to first floor level and original oak flooring (Carpet currently laid). Off the hallway are steps down to a cloaks/storage cupboard which has two windows and a radiator. There is also a cupboard which houses the water meter. 

LOUNGE A well proportioned principal reception room with windows to two aspects allowing good levels of natural light whilst French style doors open onto a south facing terrace which overlooks the front gardens. This room has two radiators, decorative cove moulding to the ceiling and a feature stone fireplace with inset living flame gas fire.  

KITCHEN With window overlooking the rear garden. Presented with furniture comprising base and wall units with work surfaces that incorporate a single drainer sink unit. The room has a radiator, electric cooker point with extractor hood over and plumbing for a dishwasher. Access is provided to a useful pantry/larder. 

REAR HALL With access to boiler room, which has a frosted effect window and houses the central heating boiler. 

UTILITY With windows to two aspects, radiator and plumbing for an automatic washing machine. Stable style entrance door opens to the side elevation of the property. 

CLOAKSROOM Presented with a low flush wc and Belfast style pot sink. Radiator and frosted effect window. 

DINING ROOM A double aspect room with windows to two elevations, exposed oak flooring, radiator and storage cupboard. 

FIRST FLOOR  

LANDING With a return staircase rising from the reception hall, having a window which commands long distance views, exposed oak flooring and access to house bedrooms. 

BEDROOM ONE A front facing double room with inset spot lighting to the ceiling, radiator and window which commands views over the house gardens and countryside in the distance. 

BEDROOM TWO A rear facing double room with windows to two elevations allowing good levels of natural light, double panelled radiator and built in wardrobe. En suite facilities comprise a low flush wc, step in shower and pedestal wash hand basin. The en suite has a frosted effect window, radiator and partial tiling to the walls. 

BEDROOM THREE A front facing double room with radiator, windows to two elevations commanding long distance views and fitted cupboards. 

BEDROOM FOUR With cupboards housing the hot water cylinder tank, radiator and windows which overlook the house grounds. 

STUDY With exposed oak flooring, fitted wardrobes and a fully glazed door which opens onto a southerly facing balcony which overlooks the front gardens to the house and commands long distance rural views in the distance. 

BATHROOM Presented with a low flush wc, panelled bath and pedestal wash hand basin. The room has a step in shower, partial tiling to the walls, radiator with heated towel surround, frosted effect window, extractor fan and wall mounted mirror. 

EXTERNALLY The property has a private tarmacadam driveway which provides off road parking for several vehicles and gives access to a detached garage. The front garden is well maintained with established flower borders, hedged boundaries and a stone paved patio. The garden extends to the west side of the property being mainly lawned with a hedged boundary, whilst to the rear elevation is a substantial enclosed lawned garden with two seating areas, landscaped rockery. The garden adjoins open countryside to the rear. 

DIRECTIONS From Huddersfield head north on Castlegate (A62) and proceed onto Unna Way which becomes Southgate. At the roundabout take the 2nd turning onto Queensgate before turning left onto Chapel hill (A616) which becomes Lockwood Road and then Meltham Road (B6108). Continue through the village and turn right onto Church Road.