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Floorplan
Map5 bedroom detached house
Let agreed
Detached house
5 beds
2 baths
Key information
Council tax: Band G
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Letting details
- Let agreed
- Unfurnished
- Deposit: £1850
- Long term let
Features and description
- Coming Soon
- Five Bedroom Detached House
- Beautiful Views
- Ample Parking
- Close To Excellent Schools
- Council Tax Band - G
- EPC Rating - E
- Tenancy Term - Ask Agent
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WILMAN AND LODGE are delighted to offer to let this imposing FIVE bedroom family home. Built circa 1870 this detached stone Victorian villa with an overall footprint of approx. 3,200sq ft, The property has an impressive hall with two reception rooms a living kitchen , boot room , extensive cellars , FIVE bedrooms one having a luxury En-Suite , off road parking and extensive gardens with the most amazing views.
Property Details - WILMAN AND LODGE are delighted to offer to let this imposing five bedroom family home. Built circa 1870 this detached stone Victorian villa with an overall footprint of approx. 3,200sq ft, in the popular Gothic style of that era, is believed to have been built to showcase the work of a local master builder and has fine examples of many different styles of ornate plasterwork and carved stonework.
Lindley House is set in a generous plot of 0.11 hectares (0.27 acre ), in keeping with a home of this size, and with far reaching views across the valley. With entrance vestibule, magnificent entrance hall, stunning living/dining kitchen, two further reception rooms, boot room, guest cloakroom, large basement areas housing the laundry and direct access to the rear garden, plus extensive storage rooms.
To the first floor is the spacious landing leading to the large, elegant, master bedroom with free-standing slipper bath and contemporary en-suite shower room There are three further double bedrooms one with en-suite wet room and a fifth single bedroom which is currently used as a dressing room. There is also a stylish four piece house bathroom.
Outside the property is accessed via large remotely controlled electric gates with on-site parking for up to 5 vehicles, established gardens to all sides, delightful seating areas ideal for dining and entertaining and a variety of stone built outbuildings perfect for conversion.
Cross Hills is a lovely rural location becoming increasingly desirable over the years, a bustling village with a variety of shops, tea rooms, restaurants and bars, together with excellent schooling for all ages. Located within easy reach for both Skipton's Grammar schools and the excellent primaries of Glusburn, Kildwick and Sutton which are all within a short stroll from this ideal edge of village spot.
A few minutes drive from both Skipton and Ilkley, and all the amenities these popular market towns offer, commuters can also access the train links in the neighbouring villages of Steeton and Cononley providing easy access into the larger business centres of Leeds, Bradford, Manchester and London. London Kings Cross is just over a 2 hour journey from Leeds.
It is rare to find a home on the letting market of this size, with such an abundance of original period features that has been impeccably decorated to such a high standard. Viewing is highly recommended.
Briefly the centrally heated accommodation comprises:
Entrance Vestibule - Victorian "encaustic" floor tiles to the main entrance hall, large wall frieze and ornate plasterwork to ceiling, glazed inner panelling with etched glass.
Reception Hall - Having original polished wide board flooring, superb ornate plasterwork to ceilings and covings, dado rails with original lincrusta panelling to lower wall. Splendid return staircase with carved mahogany balustrade and a most impressive feature arched stained etched glass wooden framed window on the half landing, original carved hardwood internal doors.
Guest Wc - With stone "counter mounted" hand wash bowl – carved from one piece of stone and mounted on a French style semi-circular pedestal, lincrusta panelling, wooden sash windows with plain opaque glass, white low suite W.C,. Access door to basement cellars.
Sitting Room - 6.2m x 5.59m - Carpet flooring, sash window to the side with unusual hidden internal sash wooden shutter, splendid sash window to front bay with hidden rising sash wooden shutters, decorative ornate plasterwork to ceiling,, two radiators, neutral décor.
Dining Room/Second Reception Room - 5.61m x 4.14m - Carpet flooring, feature decorative fireplace with wooden surround and cast iron inset with fire grate and tiled hearth, sash window to the side, splendid arched sash window to front bay with concealed side shutters, two radiators, ornate egg and dart coving and ceiling rose.
Living/Dining Kitchen - 9.19m x 4.17m - impressive large open-plan kitchen with both dining and lounge areas. Four full height working sash windows, one with concealed rising sash wooden shutter giving panoramic views over Aire valley and Kildwick moor. A comprehensive range of inset panelled dove grey base units with contrasting 40mm oak work surfaces, and matching high rise wall cupboards with glass display units. A large central Island having a black granite effect sink and commercial kitchen tap, also housing an integrated dishwasher, useful double electrical socket and pull out bin store, and cupboard storage to both sides. Freestanding Smeg range cooker with gas hobs and aqua "brick laid" tiled splash back wall with curved glass electric extractor unit. Tiled ceramic "slate effect" flooring to the kitchen/living area and matching Karndean flooring to the dining area. Original working servants bell box with bell pushes from all main rooms and entrance doors. There is a feature fireplace, stone hearth to the head of the room. Glazed hand carved entrance door to rear external patios, garden and seating areas.
Sun Room/Boot Room - 4.29m x 2.67m - with slate tiled effect Karndean flooring, double glazed windows, ample storage cupboards, single radiator and sliding doors to garden and patio areas.
First Floor - Superb return staircase with balustrade and impressive full height stained glass etched window to half landing. Staircase, landing and bedrooms are all finished in neutral carpet flooring.
Main Landing - 4.09m x 2.11m - having radiator, dado rail and Lincrusta lower wall coverings, superb ornate plasterwork to ceiling.
Master Bedroom - 6.2m x 4.52m - impressive master bedroom spacious, "swan necked" floor mounted mixer tap with shower head, recessed wall mounted television with hidden swivel mount, working servant bell, picture rail, coving, ceiling rose and arched wooden framed windows, recently decorated in calming neutral tones with picture rail.
Ensuite Shower Room - Contemporary en-suite wet shower room with walk in LED lit shower enclosure and deep oval ceramic counter mounted wash basin. New double glazed, plain opaque window set in deep wall recess, fully tiled throughout.
Bedroom Two - 5.11m x 4.14m - unusually large and spacious second bedroom with views of the gardens at the front and the village beyond, wall mounted pedestal hand washbasin, feature fireplace with granite hearth and electric point, arched wooden framed windows, original plaster coving, ceiling rose, working servant bell and tastefully decorated throughout.
Bedroom Three - 4.19m x 4.17m - with large restored working double sash windows with original cyliner glass and fine long distances views over the valley and the moors beyond, en-suite wet room with towel radiator, feature fireplace with glazed tiled hearth and electric point, servant bell push, original plaster coving, ceiling rose and wash hand basin with tiled splash back. Superbly decorated throughout.
Bedroom Four - 4.44m x 2.57m - delightful room with lots of natural light flooding through the restored working sash window with wooden frame and original cylinder glass, wash hand basin with tiled splash back, original plaster coving , ceiling rose and far reaching views over open countryside, lake and hillside beyond.
Bedroom Five/Dressing Room - 3.33m x 2.21m - good size single bedroom overlooking the entrance, currently used as a dressing room, original plaster coving, ceiling rose and restored working sash windows with wooden frame and original glass.
House Bathroom - Original enamel bath, tongue and groove panelling, recessed mirror, waterproof television with remote, corner shower enclosure with thermostatic shower, wash hand basin together with low suite W.C underfloor electrical heating and tiled flooring, heated towel rail and deep recessed wooden framed double glazed window with far reaching views over the valley and beyond.
Cellars - Accessed via stone steps from within the house, or from the separate entrance outside, are capacious dry cellars which also benefit from natural light from full height sash windows or higher non opening glazed panel. Currently used as utility rooms, laundry and household storage and coal store but with huge potential to convert into independent accommodation, also having five linked un-made cellar areas underneath the main reception room and dining room.
Utility Room/Laundry - 4.6m x 4.19m - having wall and base cupboards, stainless steel sink unit, plumbing for two automatic washing machines and dishwasher. Windows and door to rear.
Storage Area - 5.13m x 2.03m -
Equipment Store - Housing 250 litre pressurised hot water tank.
Store - 3.48m x 2.11m - beneath the stairs with window.
Keeping Room - 4.19m x 2.62m - with large stone keeping slabs and ceiling hooks.
Coal Cellar - with arched brick ceiling and external access for delivery of fuel.
Outside - Substantial electric double hardwood gates with remote control and intercom, large drive with parking/turning area for up to 5 vehicles . To the front is a lawned garden with mature hedging and trees and established bedding offering complete privacy. To the rear are good sized mature gardens enjoying fine views across the Aire Valley and incorporating new paved and patio areas both front and side ideal for alfresco dining and entertaining, lower lawn with Victorian rock garden and a variety of mature shrubs and trees, gravelled seating area, comprehensive range of stone outbuildings with arched Gothic windows perfect for conversion, currently used as storage.
WILMAN AND LODGE are delighted to offer to let this imposing FIVE bedroom family home. Built circa 1870 this detached stone Victorian villa with an overall footprint of approx. 3,200sq ft, The property has an impressive hall with two reception rooms a living kitchen , boot room , extensive cellars , FIVE bedrooms one having a luxury En-Suite , off road parking and extensive gardens with the most amazing views.
Property Details - WILMAN AND LODGE are delighted to offer to let this imposing five bedroom family home. Built circa 1870 this detached stone Victorian villa with an overall footprint of approx. 3,200sq ft, in the popular Gothic style of that era, is believed to have been built to showcase the work of a local master builder and has fine examples of many different styles of ornate plasterwork and carved stonework.
Lindley House is set in a generous plot of 0.11 hectares (0.27 acre ), in keeping with a home of this size, and with far reaching views across the valley. With entrance vestibule, magnificent entrance hall, stunning living/dining kitchen, two further reception rooms, boot room, guest cloakroom, large basement areas housing the laundry and direct access to the rear garden, plus extensive storage rooms.
To the first floor is the spacious landing leading to the large, elegant, master bedroom with free-standing slipper bath and contemporary en-suite shower room There are three further double bedrooms one with en-suite wet room and a fifth single bedroom which is currently used as a dressing room. There is also a stylish four piece house bathroom.
Outside the property is accessed via large remotely controlled electric gates with on-site parking for up to 5 vehicles, established gardens to all sides, delightful seating areas ideal for dining and entertaining and a variety of stone built outbuildings perfect for conversion.
Cross Hills is a lovely rural location becoming increasingly desirable over the years, a bustling village with a variety of shops, tea rooms, restaurants and bars, together with excellent schooling for all ages. Located within easy reach for both Skipton's Grammar schools and the excellent primaries of Glusburn, Kildwick and Sutton which are all within a short stroll from this ideal edge of village spot.
A few minutes drive from both Skipton and Ilkley, and all the amenities these popular market towns offer, commuters can also access the train links in the neighbouring villages of Steeton and Cononley providing easy access into the larger business centres of Leeds, Bradford, Manchester and London. London Kings Cross is just over a 2 hour journey from Leeds.
It is rare to find a home on the letting market of this size, with such an abundance of original period features that has been impeccably decorated to such a high standard. Viewing is highly recommended.
Briefly the centrally heated accommodation comprises:
Entrance Vestibule - Victorian "encaustic" floor tiles to the main entrance hall, large wall frieze and ornate plasterwork to ceiling, glazed inner panelling with etched glass.
Reception Hall - Having original polished wide board flooring, superb ornate plasterwork to ceilings and covings, dado rails with original lincrusta panelling to lower wall. Splendid return staircase with carved mahogany balustrade and a most impressive feature arched stained etched glass wooden framed window on the half landing, original carved hardwood internal doors.
Guest Wc - With stone "counter mounted" hand wash bowl – carved from one piece of stone and mounted on a French style semi-circular pedestal, lincrusta panelling, wooden sash windows with plain opaque glass, white low suite W.C,. Access door to basement cellars.
Sitting Room - 6.2m x 5.59m - Carpet flooring, sash window to the side with unusual hidden internal sash wooden shutter, splendid sash window to front bay with hidden rising sash wooden shutters, decorative ornate plasterwork to ceiling,, two radiators, neutral décor.
Dining Room/Second Reception Room - 5.61m x 4.14m - Carpet flooring, feature decorative fireplace with wooden surround and cast iron inset with fire grate and tiled hearth, sash window to the side, splendid arched sash window to front bay with concealed side shutters, two radiators, ornate egg and dart coving and ceiling rose.
Living/Dining Kitchen - 9.19m x 4.17m - impressive large open-plan kitchen with both dining and lounge areas. Four full height working sash windows, one with concealed rising sash wooden shutter giving panoramic views over Aire valley and Kildwick moor. A comprehensive range of inset panelled dove grey base units with contrasting 40mm oak work surfaces, and matching high rise wall cupboards with glass display units. A large central Island having a black granite effect sink and commercial kitchen tap, also housing an integrated dishwasher, useful double electrical socket and pull out bin store, and cupboard storage to both sides. Freestanding Smeg range cooker with gas hobs and aqua "brick laid" tiled splash back wall with curved glass electric extractor unit. Tiled ceramic "slate effect" flooring to the kitchen/living area and matching Karndean flooring to the dining area. Original working servants bell box with bell pushes from all main rooms and entrance doors. There is a feature fireplace, stone hearth to the head of the room. Glazed hand carved entrance door to rear external patios, garden and seating areas.
Sun Room/Boot Room - 4.29m x 2.67m - with slate tiled effect Karndean flooring, double glazed windows, ample storage cupboards, single radiator and sliding doors to garden and patio areas.
First Floor - Superb return staircase with balustrade and impressive full height stained glass etched window to half landing. Staircase, landing and bedrooms are all finished in neutral carpet flooring.
Main Landing - 4.09m x 2.11m - having radiator, dado rail and Lincrusta lower wall coverings, superb ornate plasterwork to ceiling.
Master Bedroom - 6.2m x 4.52m - impressive master bedroom spacious, "swan necked" floor mounted mixer tap with shower head, recessed wall mounted television with hidden swivel mount, working servant bell, picture rail, coving, ceiling rose and arched wooden framed windows, recently decorated in calming neutral tones with picture rail.
Ensuite Shower Room - Contemporary en-suite wet shower room with walk in LED lit shower enclosure and deep oval ceramic counter mounted wash basin. New double glazed, plain opaque window set in deep wall recess, fully tiled throughout.
Bedroom Two - 5.11m x 4.14m - unusually large and spacious second bedroom with views of the gardens at the front and the village beyond, wall mounted pedestal hand washbasin, feature fireplace with granite hearth and electric point, arched wooden framed windows, original plaster coving, ceiling rose, working servant bell and tastefully decorated throughout.
Bedroom Three - 4.19m x 4.17m - with large restored working double sash windows with original cyliner glass and fine long distances views over the valley and the moors beyond, en-suite wet room with towel radiator, feature fireplace with glazed tiled hearth and electric point, servant bell push, original plaster coving, ceiling rose and wash hand basin with tiled splash back. Superbly decorated throughout.
Bedroom Four - 4.44m x 2.57m - delightful room with lots of natural light flooding through the restored working sash window with wooden frame and original cylinder glass, wash hand basin with tiled splash back, original plaster coving , ceiling rose and far reaching views over open countryside, lake and hillside beyond.
Bedroom Five/Dressing Room - 3.33m x 2.21m - good size single bedroom overlooking the entrance, currently used as a dressing room, original plaster coving, ceiling rose and restored working sash windows with wooden frame and original glass.
House Bathroom - Original enamel bath, tongue and groove panelling, recessed mirror, waterproof television with remote, corner shower enclosure with thermostatic shower, wash hand basin together with low suite W.C underfloor electrical heating and tiled flooring, heated towel rail and deep recessed wooden framed double glazed window with far reaching views over the valley and beyond.
Cellars - Accessed via stone steps from within the house, or from the separate entrance outside, are capacious dry cellars which also benefit from natural light from full height sash windows or higher non opening glazed panel. Currently used as utility rooms, laundry and household storage and coal store but with huge potential to convert into independent accommodation, also having five linked un-made cellar areas underneath the main reception room and dining room.
Utility Room/Laundry - 4.6m x 4.19m - having wall and base cupboards, stainless steel sink unit, plumbing for two automatic washing machines and dishwasher. Windows and door to rear.
Storage Area - 5.13m x 2.03m -
Equipment Store - Housing 250 litre pressurised hot water tank.
Store - 3.48m x 2.11m - beneath the stairs with window.
Keeping Room - 4.19m x 2.62m - with large stone keeping slabs and ceiling hooks.
Coal Cellar - with arched brick ceiling and external access for delivery of fuel.
Outside - Substantial electric double hardwood gates with remote control and intercom, large drive with parking/turning area for up to 5 vehicles . To the front is a lawned garden with mature hedging and trees and established bedding offering complete privacy. To the rear are good sized mature gardens enjoying fine views across the Aire Valley and incorporating new paved and patio areas both front and side ideal for alfresco dining and entertaining, lower lawn with Victorian rock garden and a variety of mature shrubs and trees, gravelled seating area, comprehensive range of stone outbuildings with arched Gothic windows perfect for conversion, currently used as storage.
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Established in 1978, Wilman and Lodge is one of the leading Estate Agents in Skipton and the surrounding area. We are very proud to promote our established services which include: Residential lettings, management and property services, which include: All types of building works, renovations, roofing and general maintenance. Our clients can feel at ease with knowledge that our extensive range of qualified, reliable tradesmen will produce first class workmanship. Although the main office is in Skipton town centre there are three other offices in nearby towns, all important centres in their own right, namely Grassington, approximately ten miles North of Skipton in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, Silsden, seven miles to the South East and Cross Hills approximately eight miles due South. The area covered by our four offices extends from the Northern boundaries of Keighley all the way up Airedale to Skipton and across to Barnoldswick on the Lancashire border to the West and up to Addingham to the East. The Northern boundary of our area extends from Settle across to Malham in the Yorkshire Dales and Kettlewell in Wharfedale and down the Wharfe Valley to Bolton Abbey. Virtually the whole of our area to the North of Skipton comes within the Yorkshire Dales National Park and contains spectacular and beautiful scenery at any time of the year. The area to the South of Skipton, whilst not in the National Park, is also very attractive and there are several popular and interesting villages, all with definite individual charm and character. Wilman & Lodge offer a full Estate Agency service and we pride ourselves in our professionalism in all our dealings. We are very proud of our professional reputation. Our four offices are manned by local personnel who all have an excellent background in the experience and business of moving house, as well as extensive local knowledge of their particular area.