Osmondthorpe Lane, Leeds, West Yorkshire

No Forward chain and set in a popular cul-de-sac just off Osmondthorpe lane, overlooking a green space, this much-loved family home has provided many a good memory to its current owners for over fifty years and for those buyers looking for a well-maintained property, something to put their own stamp on, then this lovely home should tick the boxes.

The sizeable, light, and airy accommodation in brief comprises to the ground floor level, entrance hallway with door to the front and staircase rising to the first-floor accommodation. A bright dual aspect through lounge/diner is perfect for relaxing, with a feature fireplace and inset coal effect living flame gas fire, window to the front and full height patio doors leading out to the rear garden. The fitted dining kitchen has a good range of wall and base units with work surface over and incorporates corner display, part tiled walls, a stainless-steel sink unit with mixer tap, gas cooker point, plumbing for automatic washing machine, window to the rear and side, built in pantry cupboard and cupboard to house the meters. A door to the side leads on to the side entrance porch which has ceramic tiled floor, a door leading to the guest cloakroom W.C. and a door with side windows leading out to the rear garden.

To the first floor, a landing has a window to the side and gives access to two good sized double bedrooms, the main bedroom is to the front and has a good range of built in wardrobes, the second, to the rear has a built-in wardrobe. A built-in walk-in storage cupboard has a bulkhead and window to the side and with clever reconfiguration, this could be made into a third bedroom. The family bathroom has a three-piece suite in white and incorporates a bath with shower facilities and screen over, sink in vanity unit, w.c. with enclosed cistern, ceramic tiled walls and window to the rear and side.

Outside, occupying a corner plot, the property is at the head of the cul de sac and accessed by foot there is a neat, planted garden with pathway leading to the house. To the side and rear, is an enclosed sizeable, minimal maintenance flagged garden which offers a good degree of privacy and has a raised flagged patio with metal railing, green house, and a garden shed which requires attention. A gate to the rear leads on to a further small garden area.


LS9 is a culturally vibrant area, with many shops and food outlets, conveniently placed for commuters requiring access to the vibrant commercial centre of Leeds with main arterial roads providing access to surrounding districts and motorway networks including the A1/M1 link. The A64 offers routes north to the shopping centres available at Killingbeck, Seacroft and of course Crossgates with a wealth of amenities such as restaurants shops, pubs, micro bars, and a railway station. Convenient for St. James hospital.