Wood Bottom, Rawdon, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS19

A charming and distinguished 17th-century residence set amidst picturesque rural farmland, rich in period character and historic charm. Nestled within the exclusive Cragg Wood conservation area in Rawdon, this remarkable and versatile four bedroom home showcases an abundance of original features, along with dedicated parking and delightful gardens.

A charming and characterful 17th-century residence, surrounded by rolling rural farmland and steeped in history. Once part of a larger single dwelling, this exceptional home is located within the prestigious Cragg Wood conservation area in Rawdon and retains a wealth of original period features, offering a rare opportunity to own a piece of the past.

The property boasts four well-proportioned bedrooms, including a versatile ground-floor bedroom/sitting room, ideal for flexible living arrangements. Two of the bedrooms benefit from en-suite facilities, in addition to a traditional house bathroom on a split level. The spacious accommodation includes two generous reception rooms having expose beams and feature fireplaces, a characterful fitted kitchen, and a bright conservatory that seamlessly connects to the surrounding countryside. A vaulted cellar, accessed from the kitchen, provides useful storage space

Externally, the property features a low-maintenance gravel garden at the rear, enclosed by timber fencing, along with off-street parking. To the front, across a track, lies a predominantly lawned enclosed garden with attractive planted borders, enclosed by a traditional stone wall. This area also offers further off-street parking options, enhancing the practicality of this unique period home.

Rawdon is a highly desirable and charming residential village located just off New Road Side (A65). Commuting is easy, with the A65 and Ring Road (A6120) providing access to major motorway networks and Leeds and Bradford city centres. The new Apperley Bridge train station is nearby, along with Horsforth station offering routes to Leeds, York, and Harrogate. Leeds-Bradford Airport is also a short drive away. The village features local shops, a tea room, a pub, takeaways, and excellent schools, making it ideal for those seeking convenience. Rawdon Billing, just a short walk away, offers a lake and beautiful scenery for leisurely walks.

Local Authority & Council Tax Band
Leeds City Council - Council Tax Band E.

Tenure, Services & Parking
Freehold. Mains electricity and gas are installed. Domestic heating is gas fired. Private water supply. Drainage is to a cesspool in a neighbouring farmer's field. Off-street driveway parking.

Internet & Mobile Coverage
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From the A65 heading towards Horsforth, take a right turn onto Knott Lane. After a short distance turn right onto Woodlands Drive (private road) and continue to the barriers where a private farm track on the left will lead to the property via a gate.