Bramley Head Lane, Thruscross, Harrogate

An incredibly attractive stone-built barn conversion which having undergone a full programme of works now offers superb ‘turn-key’ accommodation occupying an enviable, idyllic location within the Yorkshire Dales with Thruscross reservoir moments away, Swinsty and Fewston reservoir in striking distance, all boasting fantastic walks with the popular centres of Skipton, Ilkley and Harrogate nearby.

This delightful home is approached via a fantastic wildflower meadow which truly sets the scene. The property approached via a crunch gravel driveway and lies beyond a dry stone wall. The accommodation has the benefit of aluminium windows and doors and oil-fired central heating. Briefly comprises: Reception hall with open tread staircase with glazed balustrade to the first floor. 24’6” lounge with log burner and apertures to three elevations including doors leading to the Indian stone patio and lawned gardens beyond, fantastic 32’6” open plan living dining kitchen with island unit, doors leading to the patio garden, separate utility room and butler’s pantry, snug/bedroom four and shower room. To the first floor are three double bedrooms each with countryside views – principle with a walk in dressing room and superb en-suite shower room. The four piece bathroom suite comprises double ended bath, generous wash hand basin and shower cubicle. All the rooms to the first floor enjoy high ceilings with exposed beams to the roof void – another beautiful feature of this delightful home. The property has the benefit of parking for many vehicles and an enclosed level garden predominantly laid to lawn.

Agents Notes: A right of way passes through the grounds of Dukes Barn.

Council Tax Band: TBC

The property is located 13 miles from the centre of the historic and sought-after Harrogate, surrounded by stunning countryside in the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Harrogate offers a variety of shopping and leisure facilities, including a superb selection of cafés, restaurants and pubs, as well as independent shops and cultural attractions.