Pasture Road, Embsay, Skipton, BD23

A four bedroomed detached period property set over two floors, occupying a fantastic sized plot central to the village of Embsay. Offering opportunities for the conversion of a barn with granted planning permission in place (C/26/51A).

Entrance through a composite door into the hallway with an engineered Oak floor and staircase to the first floor. The flooring continues through into the Living room with double glazed window to the front, exposed beams and timbers and a fabulous stone fireplace with an inset Charnwood clean burn multi fuel stove. Off here, is bedroom four/study which is accessed down a couple of steps with a storage cupboard and windows to two sides. As you proceed back through the living room you access the dining room with exposed beams and timbers, a double glazed bay window, a stone fireplace with gas pipe, a feature radiator and engineered Oak flooring. Onto the kitchen diner with underfloor heating to the kitchen area and offering a selection of wall, drawer and base units made by Dalesmade of Settle. Granite worktop surfaces over, one and half sunken sink with mixer tap, five ring range hob with extractor above, integrated dishwasher, bin unit, slate effect flooring, a window and a stable door leading out to the rear and to the Barn. The kitchen is open to the dining area with exposed ceiling, a window, two Velux windows and a feature radiator. Leading through into the utility room with base units, worktop surfaces with stainless steel sink, central heating boiler, plumbing for a washing machine, space for a dryer, radiator, slate effect flooring, windows to the side and a stable door to the rear.

The staircase to the first floor has a window to the side and access firstly to the family bathroom which offers, an oversized corner shower cubicle, bath, close coupled w.c., wash hand basin, heated towel rail, wood effect flooring, a window to the side and a Velux window to the ceiling. To the rear of the landing is a walk-in storage cupboard with a Velux window and the hot water pressure tank is housed in here. The master bedroom has a window to the front and side and a Velux to the rear with a black-out remote control blind. Off here, is an en-suite w.c. with exposed beams to the ceiling, a close coupled w.c., wash hand basin with a vanity unit and storage. Onto bedroom two with window to the front and loft access which provides storage. Bedroom three has amazing stripped beams and an open vaulted ceiling with a window to the front and a most fabulous mezzanine landing with storage.

Externally, to the front is a small flower bed and gateway access from the roadside. The entrance to the left hand side is through a five bar gate with block paved driveway that sweeps round to the rear of the house. There is a right of access for a farmer through the first part of the driveway which does not impact the property. As the driveway sweeps round to the rear the parking is to the front of the Barn. To the rear is a formal garden mostly laid to lawn with mature trees, shrubs and bushes and a there is a pathway access to the rear of house. Near to the lawn area is an Indian stone paved patio area and a dry stone wall to the side. To the righthand side of the property there is an orchard area with fruit bushes and trees, raised beds and decorative borders.

Situated towards the rear of the plot is the stone Barn which has planning permission to convert and add a small extension. The barn is set over two floors with storage spaces set in three chambers to the ground floor with an open plan space to the upper floor. The barn has the benefit of power, light, water and drainage, along with a w.c. to the rear.

To the rear is a garage with a garden store area to the side and a pretty lawned area takes in the best of the sunshine and stunning views of Embsay Crag.

Local Authority & Council Tax Band
• North Yorkshire County Council,
• Council Tax Band F

Tenure, Services & Parking
• Freehold
• Mains electricity, water, drainage and gas are installed. Domestic heating is from a gas boiler.
• The property owns half the track to the east which is never to be built on. Access must also be allowed over the driveway to the east for the owner of the field.
• Located in a conservation area and the Yorkshire Dales National Park
• A well is located under the floor in the utility room
• Full planning (C/26/51A) has been granted for the conversion of the stone barn into a two bedroom property and the outbuildings into a one bedroom ensuite plus office as ancillary accommodation
• A section 106 local occupancy restriction applied to any future occupants of the converted barn and annexe. There are no occupancy restrictions on the existing house

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The village has an excellent array of everyday facilities including a shop, two local pubs, primary school, churches etc and is only a short distance from the bustling market town of Skipton. From here a wider range of amenities can be found including highly regarded primary and secondary schooling(Ermysteds Grammar and Skipton Girls), supermarkets, numerous restaurants and pubs as well as excellent links by road and rail to the centres of West Yorkshire and East Lancashire and a regular train service to both Leeds and Bradford.

From Skipton drive into the centre of the village of Embsay turning left at the Elm Tree pub along Pasture Lane. The property is located on the right hand side and is identified by our Dacre, Son and Hartley 'for sale' board.