Rose Tree Cottage, Kilnsey, Skipton, North Yorkshire, BD23

Entry into the hallway with tiled flooring and doorway leading to the principal rooms. The first being the sitting room with a fantastic stone feature wall, fireplace to the side, upvc window to the front and a stripped wood floor. Also accessed from the hall is the living room with an understairs storage cupboard, exposed beams to the ceiling, a wood burning stove sat in a stone fireplace, upvc window to the front and the staircase providing access to the first floor. To the rear is the kitchen diner with a selection of wall, drawer and base units with worktop surfaces over, space for a cooker, vinyl flooring, two windows and a door giving access to the rear. Through to the shower/utility room with a corner shower cubicle, low flush w.c., wash hand basin with vanity unit, plumbing for washing machine, boiler and a upvc window to the rear. The first floor landing with upvc window to the front leads to bedroom one with a upvc window to the front and also a second bedroom with window to the front, a decorative fireplace and a door way leading to a rear corridor. Off the landing, there is a third bedroom with a window to the rear and the house bathroom with bath, pedestal wash hand basin, low flush w.c., airing cupboard and upvc window to the side. Outside, to the rear there is a woodstore and gated access down the side of the property. The rear garden has raised lawn, borders which would make some fabulous vegetable plots, two outhouses, an oil tank and gated access to the side Lane which leads around to the front of the house. Agents Note:- The property has oil fired heating and a private water supply for the village. Rose Tree Cottage also has a right of access through the alleyway to the rear of Anglers Cottage. The village of Kilnsey is situated in the lower reaches of the Upper Wharfe valley and is located on the B6160 in one of the most stunning parts of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Close by is the well-patronised Tennant's Arms, famously located just alongside Kilnsey Crag. The River Wharfe meanders through and provides lovely walks for locals and visitors alike. Grassington is the nearest town of substance, situated approximately 4 miles away and offers good range of quality shops, sporting amenities and both primary and secondary schooling. The historic market town of Skipton is some 12 miles to the south with a wider range of shops and amenities, as well as good road transport networks and a railway station providing regular trains to both Bradford and Leeds with a daily return service to London Kings Cross.