Oldfield Lane, Oldfield, Keighley, BD22

Property Details: • Type: House • Tenure: Freehold • Floor Area: N/A

Key Features: • Grade 2 listed period house • Middle of three properties • Five bedrooms • Three reception rooms • Three bathrooms • Breakfast kitchen • Sealed unit double glazed conservatory • Double garage • Gas fired heating • Large well stocked gardens

Location: • Nearest Station: N/A • Distance to Station: N/A

Agent Information: • Address: 75 North Street, Keighley, BD21 3RZ

Full Description: A well-presented Grade 2 listed five bedroomed period house built in 1677 with large gardens and double garage. Delightfully situated in the sought after village of Oldfield with stunning views over the Worth Valley.

Oldfield House is, in part, a former manor house built in 1677 and offers accommodation across two floors. This comprises, on the ground floor, entrance hall, spacious sitting room, spacious dining room with listed period features and rare wall painting, breakfast kitchen, study and utility room, cellar, shower room/wc, pantry and understair storeroom. Large conservatory. On the first floor there is the landing, master bedroom with ensuite, bedroom 2 with ensuite, 3 further double bedrooms, all with fitted wardrobes, and main bathroom/wc.Outside there are large formal gardens to the front with lawns, period fountain and sun dial, Victorian rockery with seating area, rear yard and fuelstore, double garage with power and mezzanine storage area. Parking for 2 cars at rear. Stunning views over the Worth Valley.Undoubtedly a home for a family with many character features and a home which will only be fully revealed from an internal inspection. The property has modern fixtures and fittings throughout with gas fired heating and partial double glazing. Delightfully situated within this sought after village of Oldfield and has extensive views from the front across the Worth Valley and countryside beyond. Oldfield has a popular first school and nearby Oakworth offers everyday shopping facilities with Keighley town centre being a further two miles distant with its larger shopping facilities and links by both road and rail to the major towns and cities of West Yorkshire.Local Authority & Council Tax Band The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council – Council Tax Band – FTenure, Services & ParkingFreehold. Mains electricity, water, drainage and gas are installed. Domestic heating is from a gas fired combination boiler. Driveway parking and double garage.Internet & Mobile Coverage Information obtained from the Ofcom website indicates that an internet connection is available from at least one provider. Mobile coverage (outdoors), is also available from at least one of the UKs four leading providers. For further information please refer to:

From our North Street office and into the High Street, cross the roundabout, continue up Oakworth Road for approximately two miles and into the village of Oakworth, continue through the village and onto to Hob Cote Lane. Carry on towards the end of Hob Cote Lane bearing left onto Oldfield Lane, continue along the road turning left down the hill just before the primary school on the left follow the driveway down to Oldfield and Oldfield House.BrochuresParticulars