3 bedroom end of terrace house

This deceptively spacious and cleverly extended three bedroom village home has been skilfully refurbished to a high standard throughout and boasts delightful rear country aspects, two parking spaces plus attractive lawned gardens with home office/garden room.

With brick elevations under a stone roof, gas fired heating and double glazing this cleverly extended and remodelled end of terrace house is part of the historic street scene of Darley village and has been extensively upgraded to a high standard throughout.

An elegant sitting room boasts a handsome bespoke limestone "minsterstone" fireplace by Mone Brothers of Leeds accommodating a cast iron stove. The original kitchen has been extended to provide a full width dining area in addition to a high quality working kitchen with breakfast bar, integrated cooking appliances and fitted cabinets.

In addition there is a ground floor cloakroom and concealed staircase to a useful basement room with the potential for the creation of additional accommodation subject to the usual consents.

On the first floor, there are two family bedrooms and a house bathroom and the entire second floor comprises a principal double bedroom with its own en-suite and useful eaves storage space.

This is a popular Nidderdale setting and the property benefits from two privately owned parking spaces and fully enclosed gardens adjoining open countryside.

A purpose built home office/garden with electric light, power and internet connection is the perfect place for home working or recreation enjoying delightful rural aspects from French doors alongside which is a useful store room. Gardens are laid to lawns with ornamental borders and a further sun deck with open summer house (electricity and heater fitted) is a perfect place for relaxation.

The residents of Darley can easily travel by private vehicle into both Pateley Bridge and Harrogate, there is a highly regarded local primary school and the two principal towns are equidistant.

Proceeding out of Harrogate on the A59 Skipton Road, turn right at Kettlesing Head onto Cold Cotes Road, at the next junction straight across onto Stumps Lane into the village of Darley where at the junction with main street the property will be identified directly opposite.