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HouseSimple is pleased to offer this substantial and well presented victorian property onto the market.With lot's of original features and having the benefit of good sized gardens to the front and rear of the property, including outbuildings, it really is worth viewing to fully appreciate it's splendour. Barnoldswick is found on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales, it is within easy reach of motorway/rail links. The property itself is only a few minutes away from the quirky 'Barlick' town and not much further into open countryside.

On entering through the recently fitted composite front door you enter the porch area separated by a wood and glass inner door through to the hallway which leads firstly into The Sitting Room where you will find an ornate gas living flame gas fire with a soild wood mantel. TV point; 2 radiators.

The Family Room looks out onto the rear garden and hosts a spectacular original Inglenook fireplace with a wood burning stove. A useful pantry sits just off the corner of the room. TV point and phone point; 2 radiators.

The Kitchen hosts an impressive Butler sink with extending shower head mixer tap. Integrated gas hob and electric fan double oven. There is plumbing for a washing machine. There is a combi boiler concealed by a unit door. The recently fitted UPVC stable door leads out onto the enclosed yard and garden.

The Master Bedroom is of a good size and has a lovely bright aspect. There is 1 radiator and a TV point.

The Second Bedroom is an equally sized room to the master bedroom with views over the tranquil back garden. A floor to ceiling storage in the form of an original stripped wood airing cupboard. 2 radiators; phone point.

The Loft Entrance has 2 velux windows inserted, having the potential to be floored and used as additional storage or as an occasional bedroom if conversion is carried out under necessary planning/building regulations.

Outside provides a private rear yard with an outside tap which leads out onto a large garden accessed by private steps and a shared pathway. The garden is partly enclosed with a Summer House in place. Further up the garden is a separate seating area surrounded by shrubs and trees. At the very end of the garden is an original stone built shed/workshop. The garden has to be viewed to appreciate the size, which is an unusual find with such a property. The front garden catches the afternoon and early evening sunshine.