4 bedroom bungalow

*DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY* A four-bedroom detached bungalow requiring modernisation that sits within generous gardens and boasts sensational views over open countryside*

Offered to the market with no onward chain is this four-bedroom detached property that sits within the popular north Leeds village of Bardsey. Now requiring general upgrading and modernisation, the property offers the potential purchaser the opportunity to incorporate their own requirements through a program of refurbishment.

Extending to approximately 1800 square feet, the property is approached via a private driveway which leads to the front of the property. On entering this spacious family home, the discerning purchaser is first welcomed by an entrance hallway which sits at the centre of the property and provides access to all the principal accommodation.

A most spacious living room features a central fireplace and opens on to the separate dining room. From the dining room access is gained to the breakfast kitchen which in turn provides access to the private rear garden beyond.

At the opposing side of the ground floor sits three good size bedrooms, a house shower room which is accessed via the adjoining dressing room, alongside a house bathroom.

Stairs from the entrance hallway lead to the first-floor which hosts an additional bedroom which offers built-in furniture and Velux windows. Large loft space has been made easily accessible and offers itself to further development (subject to the necessary planning consent).

The gardens of this home lie to both the front and rear, have been delicately planned and landscaped and offer an unrivalled variance of beautifully maintained gardens which ensure a wonderful sense of privacy. Accessed directly from the main residence resides an elevated stone flagged patio area which has been carefully designed to ensure the thorough enjoyment of the captivating country views whilst providing an ideal place to enjoy the long summer evenings. The property is approached via a private driveway that leads to detached garage, providing parking for several vehicles.

Mentioned in the Doomsday Survey in 1086, the historic village of Bardsey has a first-class Junior school, renowned for its education feed to The Grammar School at Leeds and it has a Parish Church, a village hall and a village tennis club plus a long-established Public House. The Bingley Arms, or The Priests Inn as it was called hundreds of years ago, has a known history that dates back as far as 953AD when Samson Ellis brewed in the central part of the building. Bardsey also enjoys a thriving community spirit. The immediate area is further well served by numerous sporting facilities including golf courses and swimming pool, sports clubs, shops and schools, whilst providing easy access to the market town of Wetherby, Harrogate and Leeds, with the national motorway network also within easy reach.