Smithville, Riddlesden, BD21

Nestled in a highly sought-after and peaceful pocket of Riddlesden, this delightful traditional end-terraced home perfectly blends classic character with modern convenience. Occupying a larger-than-average plot, the property boasts an enviable, south-facing position and features generous, low-maintenance enclosed gardens alongside ample off-road parking for several vehicles.

Approached from the front elevation, the entrance door opens into a hallway where a staircase rises to the first floor and a door leads through into the principal living accommodation. The living room is a generously proportioned and comfortable space, flooded with natural light from the window overlooking the front garden. The room retains a lovely traditional feel, centred around a feature fireplace, and benefits from useful built-in storage.

Leading directly from the living room, the breakfast kitchen is fitted with a functional range of wall and base units, a stainless steel sink unit with a drainer and mixer tap, and a dedicated space for a gas cooker with a stainless steel extractor hood above. A clever breakfast bar offers a casual dining spot, complemented by practical under-stairs storage and direct access to the rear garden.

The first-floor landing leads to two bedrooms and the house bathroom, continuing the home's characterful theme. The spacious main double bedroom enjoys a bright, south-facing outlook and features a charming ornamental fireplace alongside convenient built-in storage. The second room is a versatile single, perfect for use as a child's bedroom, guest room, or a dedicated home office, all served by the bathroom fitted with a white three-piece suite.

The outdoor space is a particular highlight of this property, offering size and privacy rarely found in homes of this style. To the front is a large, south-facing garden thoughtfully split into three distinct, low-maintenance sections, featuring a raised flagged patio perfect for outdoor entertaining, a pebbled area, and a block-paved section, complemented by a selection of highly useful outbuildings and garden sheds. To the rear is a smaller, enclosed, low-maintenance garden, while the side offers extensive off-road parking that comfortably accommodates several vehicles.

Internal viewing comes highly recommended to fully appreciate the tucked-away location, impressive plot size, and character charm on offer.

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