Property Details: • Type: Semi-Detached • Tenure: N/A • Floor Area: N/A
Key Features: • Charming cottage • Stone built house • Three double bedrooms • Two bathrooms • Period features • Heart of the village • Stunning views, superb garden • Quiet location • Garage parking
Location: • Nearest Station: N/A • Distance to Station: N/A
Agent Information: • Address: 32 Sheep Street, Skipton, BD23 1HX
Full Description: This charming cottage is ideal for walkers, and those who like strolling to pubs with real atmosphere and good food, or who just want to soak up all that a beautiful Yorkshire Dales village and river valley has to offer. Sitting quietly in Kettlewell, in the heart of the National Park, a three bedroom upside down house with a good sized living/dining room overlooking the neighbouring fells, along with a beautiful garden, parking and garage.
Entry through a wooden door into a hallway with distressed oak flooring, a window to the side and a cupboard housing the boiler and tank. From the hall you access bedroom one with distressed oak flooring, wardrobes and a window to the front. Onto bedroom two with wardrobes, distressed oak flooring and a window to the rear. The third bedroom is a single to the rear with distressed oak floor and window. The house bathroom offers a three piece suite comprising of a bath with shower attachment, concealed cistern w.c., wash hand basin with vanity unit below, fully tiled walls and Karndean flooring.To the first floor landing with distressed oak flooring, storage cupboard and loft access. Into the living/dining area with inset wood burning stove, distressed oak floor and windows to three sides providing fabulous views from all three. The shower room provides a three piece suite with wash hand basin, oversized shower cubicle with rain hood, close coupled w.c., and a window to the rear. Onto the kitchen which offers a selection of wall, drawer and base units with worktop surfaces over, a one and half composite sink with mixer tap, integrated oven, hob and extractor, fridge/freezer, tiled flooring and windows to two sides. Externally, there is a driveway to the side of the house leading to a gravelled parking area and access to the garage with power, light and the oil tank. The neighbours garages are also accessed over this driveway. In addition there are two stone built outhouses, with light providing storage and an amazing well stocked garden with stunning views. There is a lawn with mature borders, surrounded by dry stone walls and a lovely patio area for enjoying the best of the sunshine. Local Authority & Council Tax Band • North Yorkshire Council• Council Tax Band ETenure, Services & Parking • Freehold• Mains electricity, water and drainage are installed. Domestic heating is from an oil fired boiler.• Parking and a garage are on site• The property is located in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. • There is also a right of access for Wharf and Skirfare cottages to their garages, Swale cottage has access over Skirfare cottage to the gate.Internet & Mobile CoverageThe Ofcom website shows internet available from at least 1 provider. Outdoor mobile coverage (excl 5G) likely from at least 1 of the UK’s 4 main providers. Results are predictions not a guarantee & may differ subject to circumstances, exact location & network outages Kettlewell is set within the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park and is a particular haven for walkers with a number of countryside routes to some of the neighbouring small communities. Grassington is within approximately 7 miles and offers a much more extensive range of amenities including a secondary school and sports club whilst the market town of Skipton is within some 14 miles with numerous retail and recreational amenities and its railway station with services to Leeds, Bradford and London.Between 100 to 250 yards away are five eateries including award-winning and affordable pubs and restaurants, as well as a well-stocked village shop. Grassington, a picturesque town is just 7 miles away, and plays host to a Summer Arts Festival with famed singers, presenters, poets and authors, and a winter festival, to conjure for you the true spirit of Christmas. Its cobbled streets offer a selection of individual country shops, pubs and restaurants.Skipton, a bustling market town, just over 14 miles away, has a wide sweeping high street, from where you can tour the amazing Norman castle or take a soothing trip along the canal. Shorter outings from Kettlewell also cover the unsung delights of the National Trust's Braithwaite Hall and English Heritage’s Middleham Castle, as well as the splendours of Bolton Abbey and Malham Cove. For day-trips, the beauties of Wensleydale and the historic spa towns of Ilkley and Harrogate are within easy reach.
Enter Kettlewell from Kilnsey, continue over the hump back bridge bear left before the Bluebell Inn and turn immediately right up Far Lane. Just before the sharp right hand bend take a left into Cam Garth and follow the track round to the right, where the property is located.BrochuresParticulars
