Haworth Road, Allerton, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD15

Delightfully situated within a sought after residential location is a well presented four bedroom stone built period home offering deceptively spacious living accommodation with good sized gardens and views over the Aire valley.

Delightfully situated within a prestigious residential location on the outskirts of the village of Sandy Lane is this well presented and extended stone built terraced home. The property will most certainly appeal to the more discerning purchaser seeking a substantial four bedroom period home which boasts an array of character features with modern extensions. With a good size private rear garden, gated driveway, external office and barn this spacious home needs to be viewed to be appreciated.

The accommodation briefly comprises to the ground floor an entry porch, lounge with log burning stove and modern microcement floored kitchen diner with utility cupboard and house shower room off. From the loung there is a stone vaulted cellar. The first floor houses master suite with a bathroom to the side and patio doors opening on to a large balcony with glass balustrade giving exceptional views across the valley. The first floor also houses three further bedrooms and store cupboards at the top of the stairs. Externally to the front is a cottage style garden with stone walls and a small flower bed. To the rear is a good sized garden previously used as part of a smallholding with beds around, greenhouse, chicken coop, vegetable garden and a substantial lawn. There is also a private gated driveway, a recently renovated office space of a good standard and a traditional stone barn for external storage.

The property is situated in a row of terraced cottages surrounded by farmland, named the 'Bay of Biscay' for their long reaching views over the Aire valley. The property is a few minutes walk from the popular Chellow Dene woodland and reservoir. Sandy Lane is a popular and well established residential neighbourhood in the heart of the Aire Valley, The Historic World Heritage site of Saltaire is within comfortable driving distance where a broad range of everyday shops and quaint eateries are available as well as a railway station from where there is a frequent service into the cities of Leeds and Bradford and into the popular local market town of Skipton.

Council Tax
The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council - Council Tax Band C

Services
Mains electricity, water, drainage and gas are installed. Domestic heating is from a gas fired combination boiler.

Parking
Driveway parking.

Internet and Mobile Coverage
The Ofcom website shows internet available from at least 1 provider. Outdoor mobile coverage (excl 5G) likely from at least 1 of the UK’s 4 main providers. Results are predictions not a guarantee & may differ subject to circumstances, exact location & network outages.

From Saltaire head up Moorhead Lane and High Bank Lane, going ahead at the traffic lights on to Stoney Ridge Road. At the end turn right on to Haworth Road and the property will be on the right hand side.