Land at Ivy Bank Lane, Haworth, Keighley

The sale area comprises an area of approximately 1.08 hectares (2.67 acres) which iscurrently vacant, cleared space.

The site is bordered by Ivy Bank Lane and Sun Street to the west, where the surrounding area is primarily residential, consisting of Victorian-style properties including both terraced and semi-detached homes. To the south, the site adjoins agricultural and private land, with Libby’s Place Homestay located immediately to the southwest. The northern boundary consists of Ivy Bank Lane, accessed from Bridge House Lane further north. To the east, the site is bordered by Worth Valley Railway, which operates a famous heritage steam rail service, with further land accommodating a new residential development of semi-detached and detached dwellings.

Haworth lies approximately 10 miles northwest of Bradford city centre and approximately 23 miles west of Leeds, both of which are accessible via a regular railservice from Keighley Railway Station. Manchester is located 45 miles to the south.

The subject site is situated in the heart of Haworth, a picturesque and highly sought-after village known for its charming residential character and surrounding pastoral countryside. Haworth offers a variety of amenities, including pubs such as The Fleece Inn and The Hawthorn, Haworth Primary school, a Co–op Food store and the Bronte Parsonage Museum.

The Main Street lies approximately 200m northwest of the subject site, a historic cobbled high street featuring numerous local businesses and shops that provide a wide range of services. This area is a popular destination for both residents and visitors due to its rich heritage and sense of community.