Crag Lane, Huby, Leeds

Chapelside is a stylishly appointed period home that has been beautifully renovated and redeveloped by the current owners, featuring original exposed beams combined with contemporary features and fittings, and offering plenty of natural light throughout.

The heart of the home is the 31ft living area to the rear, with its stunning double-height ceiling and vast south-facing skylight, creating a space that is bathed in sunlight throughout the day. The two sets of French doors open unto the enclosed garden, with far-reaching views to the valley beyond.

The semi open-plan living space offers dining and seating areas alongside the kitchen which has sleek, modern fitted units, a breakfast bar and integrated appliances. In addition, the ground floor has a generous double bedroom, a snug or study, a useful large utility room and WC.

The first floor is accessed via a striking oak and steel engineered staircase and leads to a galleried landing. This space could be used as a further entertaining area or has the potential to be adapted to create a fourth bedroom.

The principal bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe and en suite bathroom, which features a stone wall, freestanding bathtub and a separate walk-in shower. Completing the first floor is a second double bedroom with en suite shower room.

Services: Mains electric, water and drainage.

Outside
At the front, the property opens onto Crag Lane, with a driveway to the side leading to a parking area and the detached double garage. The landscaped rear garden is south facing and includes paved terracing, timber decking and gravel pathways, various border shrubs and a central ornamental pond. There is also a timber-framed summer house.

Location
The property is set in the village community of Huby, between Harrogate and Leeds and surrounded by rolling Yorkshire countryside. Weeton railway station is moments away, providing twice-hourly services between Leeds and Harrogate. Everyday local amenities can be found two and a half miles away in Pool in Wharfedale, including a village shop and a primary school.

Harrogate town centre is less than six miles away, providing a choice of shops, supermarkets and leisure facilities, while the vibrant, bustling city centre of Leeds is 12 miles to the south. Schools in the area include the outstanding-rated Harewood CofE Primary School, while the independent Gateways School is five miles away.

The area is well connected by road, with the A61 nearby providing routes into Leeds and north to Harrogate. The A1(M) is also just 11 miles away.