5 Bedrooms Detached house for sale in Hall Gardens, Kildwick, Keighley BD20 | £ 545,000

Property Description

A superbly presented and refurbished family home, set in delightful south facing walled gardens, with ample alfresco areas to enjoy the sunshine all day and into evening. Approached up a secluded and attractive private driveway, with a waterfall to one section and offering views onto open fields across Farnhill Moor. We are told by the owners that deer regularly visit the boundary walls along with other wildlife. This versatile family sized accommodation currently offers 5 bedrooms, a garden room which also doubles as a fabulous dining room, spacious sitting room and a dining-kitchen. This stunning and generous sized family home is currently owned by a highly regarded local architect and flare and imagination has been used to redesign the layout, offering great amounts of natural light. Having doors onto the gardens from the two main reception rooms and insulated oak flooring throughout the ground floor. Now offering a contemporary, modern home set in delightful gardens along with a double garage which has planning permission to add a further floor above, for either a large studio/office space or two bedrooms and a bathroom. This is a rare opportunity to find a home of such quality and generous proportions in a unique location, being handy for Airedale Hospital, local supermarkets, restaurants and the train station.
Kildwick
Kildwick, or Kildwick-in-Craven and Farnhill are villages in the civil parish of the district of Craven in North Yorkshire, England. Situated between Skipton and Keighley Kildwick is a landmark as where the major road from Keighley to Skipton crosses the River Aire. The village's amenities include a primary school, church and excellent public house and the Leeds Liverpool canal runs through the both villages and offers attractive walks on the level. The larger village of Silsden (with supermarkets, pubs and shops) is just 2 miles down Skipton Road and there is a train station at the nearby village of Cononley, ideal for commuting to Leeds, Manchester and beyond. The large market town of Skipton (The Gateway to The Dales) is 4 miles to the West and offers many High Street names along with an array of independent retailers, cafes, restaurant and recreational facilities.

Entrance hall
Approached from the tarmacadam driveway into a sizeable entrance hall with parquet flooring, including a recessed mat well.Having feature exposed stone wall, adjustable recessed spotlights and with quality oak laminate doors leading off to the reception rooms and double garage. With double panel heating radiator, alarm panel and with natural light from a full height double glazed unit to the side of the entrance door.

Cloakroom
Of good proportions and featuring a dual flush WC and full pedestal basin, set against half tiled walls and with attractive views onto open fields from a double glazed window. Having loft hatch giving access to the roof space, adjustable spotlight and heating radiator.

Garden room
Approached off the reception hall into a split level garden room featuring parquet flooring and exposed stone walls. With an abundance of natural light from full height windows and French doors. This impressive everyday living space also doubles as a dining room. A recently installed contemporary-style wood burner provides a focal point as well as ample amounts of heat. Having exposed roof timbers and space for a eight person dining suite as well as armchairs. With double panel heating radiator, contemporary up-lighters and offering access onto and attractive views over the mature gardens surrounding the property. Access into the living room is also available from the upper level of this spacious room, which also provides a study area if required.

Living room
Of excellent proportions and with great amounts of natural light coming from the newly installed double glazed multi-fold doors, opening onto the rear sun terrace and gardens as well as double glazed windows to the gable. Further natural light comes through from the garden room. With ample space here for two or three sofas and armchairs, centred around a multi-fuel stove, with timber surround mounted onto a granite hearth. Having newly installed insulated oak flooring, double panel heating radiator, coving to ceiling and two contemporary light points. An attractive and spacious room with views onto the gardens.

Inner hall
With a return staircase rising to the first floor having stained hand rail and painted spindles and recently installed insulated oak flooring. With space for some display furniture, double panel heating radiator and a three quarter height door giving access to some handy under-stairs storage.

Dining-kitchen
Completely refurbished and opened-up by our vendors to provide for a superb and spacious dining-kitchen-living space. The kitchen area features a range of shaker-style base units finished in soft cream with granite worktops over, incorporating a twin bowl stainless steel sink with antique-style taps. To one end there are of larder cupboards, an American-style fridge-freezer and with return granite worktops and recipe book area. Natural light from two large double glazed windows, one looking onto the rear walled gardens and a window onto the fields with fantastic views onto the Moors and having window seat with storage below. A central feature to this spacious kitchen area is the refurbished gas fired aga providing two ovens and two hot plates as well as excellent background heating. Included in the base units is an integrated Bosch dishwasher and there is ample drawer and cupboard space. A 'slim', full height, double glazed door gives access from the kitchen area onto the flagged sun terrace and gardens in addition to the recently installed multi-fold doors from the dining area. With adjustable spot lights and insulated oak flooring along with two contemporary wall light points.
To the living-dining end there is ample space for a dining table for six people and/or a sofa and chairs. With delightful views and good amounts of natural light from newly installed, multi-fold doors which look out onto the walled gardens and provide direct access onto the alfresco dining areas. Having insulated oak flooring continuing in from the kitchen area, and with contemporary centre light point.

Bedroom five/home office
Set to the rear of the property with magnificent views onto open fields from a large double glazed window with heating radiator. This room is currently used both as a home study area as well as having a sofa bed for additional guests. With access onto the gardens from a timber and glazed side door, oak flooring and centre light point. This room also houses the property's central heating boiler which is cleverly housed in a free standing, high gloss unit.

Landing
Approached from the return staircase with return balustrade and having great amounts of natural light to this area from a high-level double glazed window, with an attractive view down Hall Drive. Having centre light point, heating radiator, alarm panel and loft hatch giving access to the roof space.

Master bedroom
An impressive master bedroom. First of all we have to talk about the amazing views from the large double glazed window which looks out onto open fields and in turn Farnhill Moor. We are informed that deer and other wildlife regularly visit the property and there is an attractive woodland off to the right. A spacious double bedroom with ample room for a king size bed and with an excellent range of bespoke fitted wardrobes running across the length of one wall. Having further natural light from a smaller double glazed window looking towards Kildwick Hall and the Aire Valley, with double panel heating radiator, multi-point adjustable spotlights and coving to the ceiling.

Master ensuite
Refurbished by the current owners into a contemporary shower room and now offering a large walk-in shower area with glass side screen incorporating a thermostatic shower valve, vanity basin with two drawers, and tiled splash back set below a double glazed window having delightful views; and a dual flush WC. A generous sized en suite with mermaid boarding to the shower walls, recessed adjustable spotlights and a chrome ladder style heating radiator.

Bedroom two
A double bedroom with ample space for a bed and side tables and with a space for either free standing or fitted furniture. With pleasant views onto both the walled gardens and onto the fields from a large double glazed window, with heating radiator below.

Bedroom three
A double bedroom, this time with attractive views over the historic neighbouring buildings, with double panel heating radiator below. Ample space for a double bed and fitted or free standing furniture.

Bedroom four
A fourth double bedroom with views across the front gardens onto Hall Drive, and some views onto the fields. Space for a double bed and a natural recess for fitted or free standing wardrobes, double panel heating radiator and centre light point.

House bathroom
Again refurbished by the current owners last year and this time incorporating a p-shaped contemporary bath with lever taps and thermostatic shower valve over. Having a two drawer vanity unit with lever taps, tiled splash back and a dual flush WC. Natural light from a frosted glass, double glazed window to the front of the property; and with laminate flooring, mermaid boarding to the bath and shower walls, recessed lighting and chrome ladder-style heating radiator.

Garage
Double garage with automatic Hormann roller door providing parking for two vehicles, and with ample space at the rear for a work bench. Currently also used as a utility room with plumbing and space for washing machine, dryer and additional freezers if required. The garage has power, lights and a water supply, with natural light from a window to the rear wall along with a personnel door opening onto the rear gardens. As previously mentioned, there is planning permission valid in perpetuity to extend the garage with another floor to provide either a large home office or studio or indeed two double bedrooms and a bathroom.

Outside
Approached off Hall Drive onto a wide tarmacadam area providing ample parking for perhaps five or six vehicles and with an attractive, tall ever green cedar looking over a small orchard producing apple, plums and pears. To the side of the garage, a lawned garden and flagged footpath leads to an alfresco dining area and also access (with the land owners permission) onto the fields. These paths run across the back of the garage picking up the personnel door out of the garage and the side door out of the home office/bedroom five. To the right hand side of the drive, the stone flagged footpaths runs off around the front and side of the garden room providing the main alfresco dining areas, which have a very high level of privacy and in turn lead passed mature shrubs and trees onto the good size walled rear gardens. Laid mainly to lawn but again with well stocked borders and a flagged footpath leading up to a stone flagged raised sun terrace with mains lighting and a 'lions head' water feature . There is a further stone flagged alfresco dining area immediately out of the kitchen, dining room and sitting room doors. Offering a very private outside space, not over looked in any way and backing onto open fields, getting vast amounts of light and sun.

Council tax
Band G.

Services
All mains services are connected.

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