Property Details: • Type: End of Terrace • Tenure: Freehold • Floor Area: N/A
Key Features: • End-terrace • Three bedrooms • Well-presented home • Parking and large garage/workshop • Far reaching views • Potential to extend
Location: • Nearest Station: N/A • Distance to Station: N/A
Agent Information: • Address: 31 Main Street, Cross Hills, Keighley, BD20 8TA
Full Description: Looking for a characterful home with views, space, and future potential? This well-presented three-bedroom end-terrace has off-road parking, a large, detached garage, spacious gardens and a modern kitchen and bathroom. Occupying an elevated position with far-reaching views, this well-proportioned end-terrace is primarily accessed from Cartmel Lane and opens into a welcoming entrance hall, finished with panelled walls and useful understairs storage.To the left, the living room has a cosy feel, with continued panelled detailing, a log-burning stove, and French doors opening directly onto a raised decked terrace at the rear.On the opposite side of the house is the spacious family dining kitchen. Fitted with a modern range of wall and base units, integrated appliances, and ample worktop space, the kitchen is well-suited to busy family life. A large dining area sits around a feature fireplace with built-in alcove storage, and a second set of French doors leads out to the terrace garden at the front.Upstairs, the front-facing main bedroom takes in long-range views over Silsden and the hillside beyond and includes a full run of bespoke fitted wardrobes. The second double bedroom also has a built-in cupboard, while the third is a compact single—ideal for a nursery, dressing room or workspace. The modern house bathroom is a generous size and includes a separate shower.Externally, the plot offers plenty of space. From Cartmel Lane, steps lead up to a lower lawn and the generous raised deck that sits directly off the living room—perfect for relaxing or entertaining. At the foot of the garden is a detached garage/workshop (approx. 22'4" x 19'4") with light, power and an outside water tap. Off-road parking is available to the side. Adjacent to the house is a side garden that once held planning permission (granted July 2017) for a two-storey extension. Though now expired, the previous approval indicates strong potential for a new application. A further garden sits at the front of the house, accessed via steps from Dale View.
