BD20 8NH

Entry to the property is regularly used to the side elevation, but can also be accessed to the front. When entering through the entrance vestibule, with panelled inner door, into the spacious dining room which includes a feature stone fireplace with cast iron muti fuel stove, exposed beam, windows to both sides of the room allowing for an array of natural lighting, useful under stairs storage, double doors down to the cellar along with access to the mid floor level. The sitting room is to the front of the property, offering coal effect gas fire with marble hearth and oak surround, exposed beams, two windows to the gable end both with shutters and access via the porch out to the front garden. The breakfast kitchen, is again of a great size, including a selection of Secret Drawer units with contrasting granite worktops, range cooker with extractor fan over, integrated dishwasher, ample space for a breakfast bar and views looking out on to the nearby fields. Following the property up to the mid floor level, leading to the superbly presented house bathroom with four piece suite comprising of a stand alone bath, low flush w.c., wash basin with drawers below, oversized shower cubicle with sliding glass door, tiled flooring, partially tiled walls, extractor fan and two radiators. Also on this level is the addition of a separate working from home office space. To the first floor accommodation, there are four well proportioned bedrooms. The master bedroom, is fitted with a range of fitted wardrobes and well presented en suite facilities with three piece suite comprising of a shower cubicle with sliding glass door, low flush w.c., hand wash basin with drawers below, radiator and extractor fan. This property also includes an extremely useful cellar, which is used by the present owners as a utility room in one section, along with ceramic sink, housing the gas combination boiler, plumbing for a washing machine, additional storage cupboards, access out to the rear patio garden and a further room allowing for additional storage space. Externally, the front garden is mostly laid to lawn with raised beds containing mature shrubs enclosed by stone walls to allow for privacy. From here, there are stone steps down to the flagged patio area which offers access back into the cellar, log and bin stores and the unique feature of a attached outbuilding with UPVC doors, power and lighting. Currently set up as a workshop, this space offers scope to be altered in a way to suit your own need. Crown House was originally formed of two separate properties, the Crown Inn (facing south) and the attached residential house - explaining the difference in floor levels between the two parts of the property. Research suggests the Crown Inn was licensed from approximately 1867 to 1907. Local Authority & Council Tax Band • North Yorkshire County Council, • Council Tax Band E Tenure, Services & Parking • Freehold • Mains electricity, water, drainage and gas are installed. Domestic heating is from a gas fired boiler. • There is no allocated parking at this property. Please be advised that this property is in a conservation area. This property is in a high flood risk area for surface water. Internet & Mobile Coverage Information obtained from the Ofcom website indicates that an internet connection is available from at least one provider. Mobile coverage (outdoors), is also available from at least one of the UKs four leading providers. For further information please refer to: https://checker.ofcom.org.uk/ This property is likely to appeal to a range of prospective buyers with Cononley offering fantastic transport links by both road and rail. Cononley Station is a short walk away and provides access to Leeds, Keighley, Bradford, Skipton and beyond. The property is in a prime location for the village primary school, rated ‘Good’ in its most recent Ofsted inspection. Early viewing is very much recommended to fully appreciate all that this excellent property has to offer.