Bankside Terrace, Baildon, West Yorkshire, BD17

A charming and characterful stone-built terrace nestled in a peaceful and highly desirable conservation area of Baildon. Boasting three bedrooms, including a stunning loft conversion, this beautifully presented home is offered to the market in immaculate condition and benefits from open views to both the front and rear.

Dacre, Son & Hartley is pleased to present this beautifully presented stone-built terrace, full of charm and character, situated in a peaceful and highly sought-after conservation area in Baildon, within a 15 minute walk from Saltaire Railway Syation making it a great option for commuters. Immaculately maintained throughout, the property seamlessly blends period charm with stylish modern touches, ensuring a warm and inviting living space.

This delightful home offers spacious and versatile accommodation across four floors and briefly comprises on the ground floor; spacious kitchen diner with ample floor and wall units along with great worktop space; inviting living room having a new media wall and and exposed brick chimney with wood burner; french doors leading to the garden. On the first floor; a double bedroom featurung a built-in wardrobe/store room; well-proportioned single bedroom/home office; contemporary shower room. The second floor features a spacious and versatile bedroom, large enough to accommodate two double beds comfortably. Three generously sized Velux-style windows allow an abundance of natural light to stream in, creating a bright and airy atmosphere.

The lower ground floor features two cellar rooms. The rear room beneath the kitchen/diner offers excellent storage or workshop potential, while the front room, though with limited head height, serves as a laundry and dry storage space. The cellar also houses a gas boiler installed in January 2020. Similar properties on the street have converted their cellars into living space (STPP).

Externally, the front of the property has been thoughtfully designed to maximize the available space. A stylish Indian stone patio at the lower level provides a welcoming outdoor seating area, while a paved balcony extends directly from the living room. To the rear, the property enjoys direct access to Baildon Bank, a scenic green space steeped in local history. It is traditionally a place where children played and families enjoyed the natural woodland surroundings.

Baildon is a popular village which offers a wide variety of amenities including shops, restaurants and recreational facilities including a golf course, rugby, cricket and football grounds. Baildon has a rural location with moorland countryside close by as well as allowing daily commuting by rail to Leeds and Bradford. Motorway and air networks are also within easy reach. The area is also close to the World Heritage site of Saltaire and to the green corridor of the Leeds Liverpool Canal with its scenic walks and national cycle path.

Local Authority & Council Tax Band
The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council
Council Tax Band B.

Tenure, Services & Parking
Freehold. Mains electricity, water, drainage and gas are installed. Domestic heating is from a gas fired combination boiler. On street parking.

Internet & Mobile Coverage
Information obtained from the Ofcom website indicates that an internet connection is available from at least one provider. Mobile coverage (outdoors), is also available from at least one of the UKs four leading providers. For further information please refer to:

From the roundabout in the centre of Baildon proceed down Browgate, turn right into Cliffe Avenue, continue along until reaching the Cricketers Arms where Bankside Terrace is on the right. Proceed to the top where the property is located on the left.