A commanding Victorian Semi-Detached Villa built in 1898, located on a quiet cul-de-sac in the popular Crosshills area. With five bedrooms, one bathroom, two good sized reception rooms, garden, parking and double garage.

You enter through a wooden door which leads into a hallway with wood block flooring extending through to the living room. The living room offers high ceilings, cornicing, picture rails, an open grate fireplace with decorative surround and a large triangular shaped bay window to the front along with a further window to the rear. The hallway also gives access to the kitchen with a selection of wall, drawer and base units with worktop surfaces over, space for a dishwasher, space for a fridge/freezer, an Aga, electric oven, gas hob, extractor and integrated microwave. The cellar is accessed from the kitchen and has a breakfast seating area with table and built in bench seating, then through to a utility space with a upvc external door, space for a washing machine and dryer. There is also a further open cellar space with a upvc window and the boiler is also housed in here.

Back to the ground floor, the hallway sweeps round to the back of the house and off here is a downstairs w.c., with two piece suite and window to the side, as you follow the hallway round this leads to the formal entrance with staircase having a wooden banister leading to the first floor. Off the hallway is a spacious dining room with a large wooden fireplace with marble surround and an open grate fire. There are two large corner windows providing fabulous views across the valley and a further window overlooking the rear garden.

The first floor landing having a window and storage cupboard gives access to three bedrooms. Bedroom one has windows to two sides, bedroom two with corner windows, a further window and fitted wardrobes and the third bedroom with a beautiful mullion window. The house bathroom also having a mullion window, a further window, storage cupboard, four piece suite with concealed cistern w.c., wash hand basin and vanity unit, corner shower cubicle and bath.

The second floor landing gives access to two rooms, one with three Velux windows and a window to the side taking in the best of the views across the valley and the second bedroom with fitted wardrobes and a window to the side looking up towards the ''Salt and Pepper Pots''.

Externally, there is a tarmac driveway with beds to either side, one decorative and one being laid to lawn with trees screening from the roadside. The garage is to the side of the driveway area with a concertina door to the front and upvc door to side, four upvc windows and storage cupboard. The garage is in need of some repair to the roof. A gate leads to the garden which offers a lawn, raised patio and gravelled seating area along with fabulous views across the valley.

The property is currently having the details of the boundary updated.

The many facilities within the villages of Cross Hills/Glusburn are readily accessible which include a supermarket, restaurants, shops and highly regarded primary and secondary schooling. A public transport service links all the surrounding towns and villages whilst the larger bustling market town of Skipton is approximately 5 miles distant. From the local railway stations in Steeton or Cononley, which are approximately two miles away, regular services run to Leeds and Bradford.

From the Crosshills Main Street (B6068) proceed in the direction of Colne. At the mini-roundabout by the Police Station, turn right onto Wheatlands Lane, where the road veers to the left proceed straight on to Baxter Wood where the property is located on the right marked by Dacre, Son & Hartley 'For Sale' board.