Leyburn Grove, Shipley, West Yorkshire, BD18

Delightfully situated within a prestigious residential location is a well presented three/four bedroom stone built terrace property offering attractive living accommodation planned over four floors. The property is, in our opinion, well presented throughout and includes modern gas heating and double glazing while maintaining a host of character features associated with a period home. The property also enjoys access from both the kitchen and living room to the rear giving access to the lawned garden enjoying a fine aspect. Indeed an internal inspection is fully recommended to appreciate this fine home. The accommodation comprises entrance hall, lounge with fireplace and good sized secondary living room to the ground floor. The living room gives access to the staircase to the lower ground floor that houses the breakfast kitchen with pantry and store room. The first floor houses the large master bedroom, office room/bedroom four and the house bathroom. The modern second floor has an attic bedroom with dormer window and one with velux window, both having eaves storage and built in cupboards, as well as a modern toilet wash room. To the front is a low maintenance attractive cottage style garden, to the rear is a paved patio and lawned area with access to Farfield Road. Situated on a quiet cul de sac nestled between Saltaire world heritage village and Shipley the location is highly desirable. A bustling market town, Shipley stands in the heart of Airedale on the banks of the Leeds Liverpool Canal and just a short drive from the local cities of Leeds and Bradford. The town retains a broad range of retail amenities including local shops and a supermarket, and the central railway station provides frequent services throughout the day for those who need to travel – with connections to Leeds and Bradford, Skipton and Ilkley. Close to Saltaire World Heritage site there is stunning countryside just a short drive away, with the nearby Aire Valley trunk road leading northwards towards the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Shipley Glen, close by, has long been a popular natural beauty spot.