A spacious four bedroomed mid-terraced property, set in this very popular part of Skipton, with an easy walk to the town centre. Set over three floors with 2 large open-plan reception rooms, kitchen, useful basement room (also accessible from the outside), 2 doubles and a large single to the first floor, and a full width attic room to the second floor. Outside there is a low maintenance yard at the rear, and an attractive fore-garden at the front. The roof was over-hauled 6 years ago, chimneys removed last year (but breasts left in for wood-burners / fires in the future). and re-rendered 2 years ago.

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The accommodation comprises in brief;

To the ground floor, a light and spacious open - plan living room and dining room leads through to the fitted kitchen and a rear door to the yard. The living room has a square-bay window, a gas-fired-coal-effect fire with attractive display alcoves to either side, a further recessed bookshelf area, and exposed timber floor-boards. The dining area has built-n cupboards and a window onto the rear yard.

In our opinion, the kitchen could be re-configured to provide a ground floor WC / shower room and utility area, then to make the dining room into a larger dining-kitchen, perhaps with French doors onto the rear yard.

To the first floor, a bathroom features a three piece suite in white with shower over bath, WC, wash basin, and a useful airing cupboard. There is a double bedroom at the front, and the rear, both with built-in cupboards, and a good sized single bedroom also at the rear.

Stairs rise to the second floor attic bedroom with good light from a Velux window and with an extensive range of built-in eaves storage space.

The historic market town of Skipton (in Craven) is known as the 'Gateway to the Dales' and provides extensive recreational facilities with stunning open countryside nearby. On the cusp of the Yorkshire Dales National Park with excellent walking, climbing and fishing including the famous Yorkshire 3 Peaks. Craven has its fair share of gourmet pubs, restaurants and excellent sporting facilities including a state of the art swimming pool and gym. Leeds and Manchester are within comfortable daily commuting distance and direct trains to London's Kings Cross as well as Leeds, Bradford and the Settle to Carlisle line, run regularly. Skipton offers a wide range of shopping with High Street brands including Marks & Spencer's Food as well as a diverse range of private retailers and regular markets. Another central attraction is the Leeds Liverpool Canal which provides fishing, boat hire and sightseeing trips as well as walks on the level. Skipton Castle is one of the best preserved in the UK. There are very well respected primary and secondary schools within the town including Skipton Girls High & Ermysteds Grammar. Skipton was voted by The Sunday Times as the best place to live in Britain, in particular for its low crime rates, top-class schools and great transport links. In addition to been voted Best Street Market and Best place to Retire, in 2017 the Office of National Statistics revealed that Skipton is officially the happiest place to live in the UK.