This charming 1700 period cottage is an end terrace property with original exposed features, situated on one of Addingham’s most sought after streets in the heart of this beautifully well-kept village.

The village has four pubs, a Coop convenience store, post office, Indian takeaway, café, sandwich shop, medical facilities and a regular bus service to Skipton, Ilkley and Keighley, all of which have train stations connecting you to the wider network including the cities of Leeds and Bradford. Whilst there are many beautiful walks in and around the village, Bolton Abbey and the Yorkshire dales are a good walk or a short drive away.

Entrance door leads into:

Open Plan Kitchen/Lounge 25’ 7” x 13’ 3” (7.79m x 4.03m)

Kitchen area:

A half glazed timber door leads you into the cottage from the picturesque and pedestrianised George Street.

A welcoming kitchen with granite counter tops/splashback tiling and breakfast bar, ceramic undermounted sink with mixer tap and attachment, stainless steel Belling rangemaster oven with 5 ring gas hob, overhead extractor and ample midnight blue and dove grey units. Additionally, there is an integral dishwasher, integral Lamona microwave and space for an American style fridge/freezer.

The space also has wood effect vinyl flooring, inset LED lighting, pendant lights above breakfast bar and there is an enclosed cupboard housing an Instinct Ideal combi boiler.

Living Area:
Whilst open plan, the kitchen and living space is separated by a change in flooring type and the focal point of the living room is an exposed stone fireplace with a gas stove, an exposed beam and some useful shelving. A timber double glazed window and rear door overlook and give access to the rear garden respectively. There is also a vertical radiator to provide heat when the stove is not in use. Finally, there is an understairs cupboard for storage and hooks for coats.

Staircase gives access to:

First Floor Landing:
Carpeted with a small radiator providing access to the main bedroom, second bedroom, bathroom and a staircase to the third attic bedroom.

Main Bedroom 13’ 11” x 12’4” (4.23m x3.75m)
Carpeted with inset Led lighting and spotlights, timber double glazed window with stone sill overlooking George Street, original exposed brickwork, and beam.

Second Bedroom 11’ 8” x 7’ 0” (3.56m x 2.14m)
Carpeted with timber double glazed window overlooking the rear garden, exposed fireplace and beam, small radiator, pendant light, and useful shelving.

Bathroom 5’ 10” x 9’ 10” (1.79m x 3.00m)
A very bright room due to generous inset LED lighting, large fitted mirror and neutral décor. The space is beautifully appointed with wood panelling, bath with rain shower and accessories above, basin with large integral vanity unit, low level WC and finished with wood laminate flooring.

Attic Bedroom 15’ 10” x 13’ 5” (4.82m x 4.10m)
Accessed from the first floor via a carpeted staircase with small window. Upon entering the attic room, it is carpeted throughout with exposed beams, neutral décor, a radiator, space within the eaves to hang clothing and a small storage area. There is natural light via a small roof window as well as some spotlights.

External
The rear garden is fenced with a small artificial lawn and useful rear gate to the designated car space provided. An external utility room and/or storage room (incorporated within the main building) is also accessible from the rear garden area.
The designated car space is an integral component of the overall property ownership and is situated to the side of the cottage with access either through the front door or via the gate to the rear of the home.
Viewing is highly Recommended.
Council tax band: B