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" Set on the edge of Addingham village amidst lovely, mature landscaped gardens Winebeck House offers five bedroom accommodation of considerable presence significantly extended to offer excellent ground floor space and with many of the rooms enjoying views to some of the area s most stunning open countryside.

Entrance vestibule; reception hall; stunning triple aspect family room; living room interconnecting to the study dining room; sitting room; living kitchen with French doors to the sheltered terrace; utility and cloaks. Three first floor double bedrooms including one en suite; house bathroom. Second floor two further bedrooms one double and an attractively appointed bathroom. Outside remote controlled gates lead to a sweeping driveway which in turn leads to the property s detached double garage. Lovely landscaped gardens with lawns, sheltered vegetable garden and expansive terrace, and extensive shrub planting.

Proudly standing on the edge of the village of Addingham, amidst mature landscaped gardens with lovely views to some of Wharfedale s finest open countryside, Winebeck House is an impressive family home dating from the late 1800 s, benefitting from more recent and significant extensions to the ground floor.

Enjoying a four square layout the property is entered through a central hallway which provides a welcoming and spacious introduction to the accommodation. To one side there are a pair of interconnecting reception rooms, whilst to the other is a very pleasant sitting room from where a doorway leads to the magnificent family room the latter is some 26 feet in length and has a gas stove within a feature fireplace and the advantage of triple aspects which overlook landscaped grounds. An impressive living kitchen is positioned to the rear and is fitted with a comprehensive range of storage cupboards whilst allowing ample space for a seating and dining area from where French doors open out onto a sheltered terrace with a charming vegetable garden beyond.

The bedroom accommodation is laid out across the upper two floors and includes five bedrooms in all four of which are doubles, with the principal having its own en suite shower room off. There is a spacious house bathroom at the first floor level including a four piece suite with a shower, whilst a further bathroom serves the guest suite on the second floor.

The entrance to Winebeck House provides a wonderful sense of arrival, with stone gate pillars carrying remote controlled gates which open onto a sweeping tarmacadam driveway which crosses Winebeck and leads to an expansive parking turning area with a substantial double garage block beyond. The house overlooks delightfully landscaped gardens with sweeping lawns and extensive shrub planting. To the side there is a sheltered vegetable garden beyond which, lying adjacent to the living kitchen, is a charming terrace area. A secondary driveway leads to a further single garage store.

The village of Addingham enjoys a splendid setting in the heart of unspoilt Wharfedale, just a short drive away from the Duke of Devonshire s Bolton Abbey Estate, and some 4 miles or so from the bustling spa town of Ilkley. The village retains a broad range of everyday amenities including churches of a number of denominations, popular pubs restaurants, as well as its own primary school. Public transport connects with nearby Ilkley which is well known for its first class shopping, busy social round and excellent sporting and social amenities. From the town there are regular rail services throughout the day into the local cities of Leeds and Bradford, and from the former there are frequent daily connections with London Kings Cross. An international airport is just some 13 miles distant.

Services Mains electricity, water and gas are installed. Drainage is to a private system.

From Ilkley proceed towards Addingham and at the foot of the bypass turn right towards the village, turning immediately right again onto Church Street which runs subsequently onto Bark Lane. At the end of Bark Lane turn right towards Bolton Abbey and Winebeck House will be seen to the left hand side after approximately 400 yards.

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