This individually designed detached house, in a private and secluded position, has generous flexible accommodation, which is airy and light, and gives delightful views in all directions.

The property is situated at the end of a cul-de-sac in a large plot featuring a superb private rear garden which extends into a wooded area. There is a sheltered patio and shaped lawns, complemented by established shrubs, and flower beds. Built in approximately 1961, the house is situated in one of the village's more exclusive residential areas. It is on the market for the first time in 50 years and offers an exciting opportunity for modernisation if desired. The flexibility of design and scope of the property makes it ideal for families or retirees.

Please view our video tour. The accommodation is approached at lower ground floor by an entrance hall with a guest cloaks' and separate WC. There is access to a utility area and basement accommodating the boiler, tank, coal/log store and storage space. This links to the integral double garage with an electric up/over door. The ground floor features a large lounge with windows to three sides enjoying elevated private views. The separate dining room has a door opening to the rear patio and garden. The spacious breakfast kitchen has a useful separate pantry. On this level there are two double bedrooms (with built in wardrobes) and a bathroom. On the first floor there is a large central lounge and two further bedrooms (with built in wardrobes) and a bathroom. This floor offers privacy and would be ideal for teenagers or relatives. There is also ample space in the under eaves storage rooms. The accommodation is offered with some sealed double-glazed windows and has an oil-fired heating system.

Please see the Bramhope area video coverage on our website (davidphillip.co.uk) to appreciate how Bramhope is so highly regarded as one of North Leeds most sought-after villages in the heart of Yorkshire's beautiful countryside. It enjoys an active community spirit with an Ofsted rated "Outstanding" primary school, which currently feeds to Prince Henry's Grammar School in Otley, a children's nursery, a medical centre including a dental practice, a number of local shops including the village bakery, butchers', newsagents, Post Office/general store and the Fox and Hounds pub with a coffee lounge and patio area. There are also a number of private schools located nearby catering for all age groups. The village is strategically located for commuting into Yorkshire's key business centres including Leeds, and Bradford and there is the M1/A1/M62 national motorway network near to Wetherby making areas further afield more accessible by road. More extensive daily requirements are available in Otley's nearby market town approximately 3 miles away with Waitrose, Sainsburys and Asda supermarkets and there are the popular spa towns of Ilkley and Harrogate being within comfortable daily travelling distance. A railway station with main line links is available at nearby Horsforth and there is the Leeds/Bradford International Airport at Yeadon.