Dacre, Son & Hartley are delighted to offer to the market this handsome semi-detached family home dating back to the 1930s. This well cared for home has been under the same ownership for almost 25 years, and during that time the house has been subject to a long list of improvements, and now offers contemporary styles blended with characteristic features of the period.

The accommodation is planned over two floors and briefly comprises on the ground floor; entrance hallway; guest W.C.; generous sitting room with feature bay window and encapsulated stained glass windows; log burner; large living/dining space with French doors leading to the rear courtyard; pantry cupboard; modern fitted kitchen with some integrated appliances.

On the first floor; large master bedroom with exposed beam and exposed brick chimney breast; another good sized double bedroom with another feature chimney breast; good sized single bedroom with built-in wardrobes; house bathroom with more feature exposed brickwork, separate bath and shower cubicle. The property further benefits from a gas fired heating system, a mixture of encapsulated stained glass leaded windows, restored original single glazed bay window and those made from newer uPVC.

Externally, the front has a tidy lawned garden with colourful, well stocked borders and a pleasant stone wall at the boundary. A driveway provide parking for multiple vehicles and is a mixture of gravel and paving stones. The rear garden features and Indian stone patio with circular design, along with a raised timber decked seating terrace and useful storage outbuilding.

The property is situated close to the Yeadon/Rawdon border and is conveniently sited for local amenities which include shops, schools and recreational facilities. The commercial centres of Leeds and Bradford are within easy commuting distance, with railway stations in Guiseley, Horsforth and Apperley Bridge being less than a 10 minute drive away.

Council Tax Band: D
Shared Ownership: No