St Marys Church, Silsden Road, Bradley, Near Skipton, BD20 9DZ

St Mary’s Church is rectangularly shaped and stands set back from Silsden Road. Externally there are open areas to each side and a larger one to the rear.

Constructed of stone, the church has a roof entirely covered with slates. Internally beyond a small side porch it is divided into a main nave used for worship but with a hall beyond a partition. Off this are a small storage area, toilets and a kitchenette.

The property is located in Bradley about three miles south of Skipton, a busy tourist market town and which is known as the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales National Park. It is also eight miles north of Keighley in the Aire Valley.

Bradley is an attractive, primarily residential village with a population of approximately 1,250. The easiest access is off the A629 Skipton to Keighley Road and which runs less than a mile to the east.

Specifically, St Marys lies on the eastern edge of the village and on the north side of Silsden Road which runs east of Main Street.

Please contact the office to arrange a viewing.

The freehold of St Marys Church is offered for sale unconditionally with vacant possession. Offers are invited in excess of £275,000.

St Marys was built as a Methodist Church but has been used by the Church of England for many years. It has an established use for worship but may be suited to a variety of alternative uses and including for development subject to planning permission. Interested parties should make their own enquiries of North Yorkshire Council Planning Department.