A stunning converted school house home set in the heart of the Thornton village. Ideally located with ample amenities, pubs, restaurants and transport links within the village. This five bedroom house has an attractive array of original features and has an exceptional amount of living space.

A wonderful opportunity to buy this exceptional five bedroom converted property located in the heart of Thornton village. The property has been lovingly restored and offers attractive living throughout, blending character features with the comforts of modern-day living. Its outstanding location is a stone’s throw from the centre of the village within easy walking distance of a range of local amenities and excellent transport links. This historic home is likely to attract a variety of discerning purchasers - early viewing is highly recommended in order to fully appreciate the size and location of this superb property.

Briefly comprising to the ground floor; open hallway, study/bedroom, shower room, good sized lounge and an excellent open living kitchen having a modern fitted kitchen surrounding a large kitchen island and ample living space with french doors to the rear garden and the lounge. A large first floor landing has loft access and gives access to the master bedroom with ensuite shower room, three further double bedrooms of an impressive size that all have characterful wooden beams, and the house bathroom. The property is one of five high specification properties within a previous school building which share access to the front and rear. At the front this property has a private mature garden with beds and shrubs around together with a private parking space. There is also a double garage with electric roller door with further dedicated parking to the front. At the rear of the property is a stone paved and wooden decked garden once again with mature shrubs around.

Thornton village is located amid the beautiful Pennine Countryside made famous by the Bronte’s. The village offers a wide range of shops, restaurants and recreational facilities. There are many countryside walks available locally, the stunning Wharfedale and the Yorkshire Dales National Park are all a short journey away. The location is considered to be within daily commuting distance of many West Yorkshire business centres which include Keighley, Bradford, Halifax and Leeds.

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

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

Parking
Allocated space and double garage

Heading from the direction of Bradford city centre proceed along Thornton Road towards Thornton village. Pass the village and then turn right on to James Street. The property will be on the left hand side as the road begins to climb.