Providence Row, Baildon, West Yorkshire, BD17

This charming 19th-century sandstone-built cottage enjoys a peaceful yet central position within the heart of Baildon�s sought-after conservation area, where local amenities are just a short stroll away. Blending traditional character with modern style, the home is beautifully presented throughout and offers a comfortable and inviting living environment. At the front of the property, a beautifully handcrafted timber and stone porch adds a unique and welcoming touch. The timber was specially sourced from the Brodie Estate in Scotland and crafted from a single felled tree, while the stone was locally sourced from Baildon - a thoughtful nod to both heritage and craftsmanship. The front also features a neatly paved area in traditional Yorkshire stone, offering a lovely space for seating, potted plants, and seasonal flowers. Step inside to discover a cosy lounge featuring a wood-burning stove and a well-appointed fitted kitchen that opens into a light-filled conservatory, ideal for dining or enjoying the garden. The first floor hosts two generous double bedrooms and a stylishly finished house bathroom. There is also a useful loft space, providing additional storage. To the rear, the property enjoys an enclosed garden, a lovely setting for outdoor entertaining or quiet relaxation. Please note, there is a right of access across the garden for neighbouring properties, typically used for bin collection and occasional general access. The current owner parks one vehicle on-street directly in front of the property, providing convenient day-to-day access. Well cared for and thoughtfully updated, this delightful home is perfect for those seeking a blend of period charm, artisan detail, and contemporary comfort in a tucked-away yet highly convenient location. Baildon is a popular village which offers a wide variety of amenities including shops, restaurants and recreational facilities including a golf course, rugby, cricket and football grounds. Baildon has a rural location with moorland countryside close by as well as allowing daily commuting by rail to Leeds and Bradford. Motorway and air networks are also within easy reach. The area is also close to the World Heritage site of Saltaire and to the green corridor of the Leeds Liverpool Canal with its scenic walks and national cycle path. Local Authority & Council Tax Band The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council Council Tax Band B. Tenure, Services & Parking Freehold. Mains electricity, water, drainage and gas are installed. Domestic heating is from a gas fired combination boiler. On-street parking. Internet and 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/