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HIGH CROSS MOOR HOUSE

SKIPTON ROAD

SILSDEN

 

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PRICE:  £550,000

 

A SUPERB DOUBLE FRONTED TRADITIONAL 17TH CENTURY FARMHOUSE OF CONSIDERABLE SUBSTANCE WITH AN ADJOINING BARN HAVING SPLENDID LONG DISTANCE VIEWS OVER THE SURROUNDING COUNTRYSIDE


Occupying an elevated position in a fine rural location with superb south facing views down the Aire Valley, this interesting property forms the original farmhouse being part of a highly regarded and much admired residential complex of individual dwellings which have been beautifully converted from a range of agricultural barns and former outbuildings. 

 

Handsomely constructed in natural Yorkshire stone covered with a heavy grey slate roof, High Cross Moor House provides extensive “four square” family accommodation which includes a Hall, Cloakroom, Pantry and Utility with 3 principle south facing Reception Rooms and whilst some refurbishment to the Kitchen could be preferable, the whole contains many original period features and is indeed full of potential.

 

Served by oil fired central heating and majority double glazing and dating back to 1742 the property has the benefit of mature lawned gardens to both the front and rear, an attractive grassland paddock extending to approximately one third of an acre, together with an adjacent Double Garage with extensive recreational hobbies or home office space directly above.

 

Conveniently located within acceptable daily commuting distance of all the major West Yorkshire and East Lancashire business centres this property will appeal to those seeking the pleasures of a semi-rural lifestyle and in detail comprises:

 

 

TO THE GROUND FLOOR


Part panelled and glazed Entrance Door to:

 

ENTRANCE HALL:  6’0” x 4’11” with mat well, tiled floor, side windows with stone sills and inner door with fine stone surround to:

 

SITTING ROOM:  14’9” x 17’4” with a solid fuel stove in inglenook fireplace with flagged hearth and side display recesses, beamed ceiling, mullioned windows, Oak strip floor, telephone point, 3 wall light points, smoke alarm and open tread staircase off.

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LIVING ROOM:  18’7”  x 13’2” with  stone feature fireplace with open grate with stone mantle and flagged hearth, recess book shelves either side, beamed ceiling, 3 wall light points, T.V. point and sliding French doors to front garden.

 

DINING ROOM:  17’2” x 11’8” with beamed ceiling, Delft rack, mullioned windows with built in seating, recess cupboard with shelves, 3 double spotlights and one timber panelled wall.

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KITCHEN:  16’9” x 13’1” with 1 ½  bowl stainless steel  sink unit, good range of  Oak floor and wall units incorporating a  peninsula unit with working surfaces over, Baumatic Calor 4 ring gas hob and a separate Baumatic oven and grill, dishwasher plumbing, tiled walls and quarry tiled floor, exposed stone wall and small window seat, wall mounted  telephone, mullioned window and DINING AREA: with recess cupboards with shelves and 4 spotlights.

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UTILITY ROOM:  9’2” x 12’3” with stainless steel sink unit with tiled splash, washer plumbing, quarry tiled floor, beamed ceiling, coat hooks and wall recess. 

 

SEPARATE PANTRY within with beamed ceiling, coat hooks, wall recesses, original stone bank, part tiled wall and old gable end mullioned window.

 

REAR HALL:  9’8” x 7’1” with quarry tiled floor, coat hooks beamed ceiling, Warmflow oil fired central heating boiler, mat well, exposed stone wall and rear door off.

 

CLOAKROOM:  with bracket wash hand basin and low suite w.c., shower cubicle with folding door and thermostatic power shower, water filtration unit and quarry tiled floor.

 

 

TO THE FIRST FLOOR

 

BALCONY LANDING:  with cylinder and airing cupboard and separate cupboard with wooden ladder to large boarded roof void storage area.

 

BEDROOM 1:  15’5” x 11’4” (front) with fitted wardrobe with wash hand basin in vanity unit in tiled recess and dressing area with wall mirror, 1 wall light point, telephone point, T.V. point, windows on 2 sides and superb long distance views.

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BEDROOM 2:  14’8” x 10’2” (front) with laminate floor, Pine wardrobes either side of bed head with overhead storage, built in window bedding box and superb open views.


BEDROOM 3:  15’0” x 11’5” (front) plus full length range of fitted wardrobes, 2 wall light points, T.V. point, mullioned window and superb long distance views.

 

BEDROOM 4:  11’3” x 8’1” (rear) with laminate floor, recess for wardrobe, T.V. point, windows on 2 sides and views over open fields.

 

BATHROOM:  with 3 piece suite comprising shaped shower bath with power unit and screen, bracket wash hand basin and low suite w.c., recessed wall mirror, strip light and glazed shelves, 3 ceiling spotlights, shaver point, tiled floor and walls, tall ladder radiator, linen cupboard with shelves and pull light switch.

 

 

TO THE OUTSIDE


There is excellent on site tarmacadamed parking, an attractive lawned foregarden with flower borders and a remarkably private sheltered south facing patio.  The Paddock extends to approximately 1/3 of an acre and lies to the front of the property. 

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Access is gained from the parking area to an adjacent former barn which is now used as a GARAGE, this measuring 30’0” x 17’6” with power and light, an up and over door and also housing the oil storage tank and a loose box/stable. 

 
 

The LOFT area over has internal measurements of 28’6” x18’0” having been re-roofed and felted with exposed roof trusses and windows to the front and rear elevations.  As previously mentioned it would be eminently suitable for recreational hobby, storage or home office purposes.

 

The rear is laid down to a concreted terrace with a raised lawn with an Apple Blossom tree and a selection of miniature evergreens.  It contains an attractive series of ponds with a water circulation pump and is enclosed by substantial post and rail timber fencing.

 

 

SERVICES:  The property has the benefit of mains electricity, a shared bore hole with 5 neighbours and a septic tank which is shared with the Greaves family in the house adjoining the Barn. The heating/electrical appliances and any fixtures and fittings included in the sale have not been tested by the Agents and we are therefore unable to offer any guarantees in respect of them.

 

 

COUNCIL TAX: Verbal enquiry reveals that this property has been placed in Category G.

 

 
POST CODE: 
BD20 9AA

 

 
TENURE: The property is freehold and vacant possession will be given on completion of the sale.


VIEWING: Please contact the selling Agents, Messrs. Wilman and Wilman on telephone 01535-637333 who will be pleased to make the necessary arrangements and supply any further information.

 

 

PRICE:  £550,000


The Old Bank, 19 Main St. Cross Hills, Keighley, West Yorkshire BD20 8TA
Telephone: 01535 637333  Fax: 01535 637444