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"A well presented four bedroomed barn conversion with adjoining annex, standing in gardens and land extending to approximately 3.96 Acres. A delightful rural location with long range views across the Worth Valley.

Moorview Barn offers spacious accommodation across three floors and briefly comprises entrance hall, kitchen diner, L shaped lounge with snug, to the first floor, four bedrooms, master bedroom with en suite and walk in wardrobe, house bathroom, to the second floor, landing, two further rooms with roof lights. Adjoining annex with bedroom and lounge kitchen. Outside, ample parking, well stocked gardens to front, side and rear, further land extending to approximately 3.96 Acres.

This home will undoubtedly appeal to the family with quality fixtures and fittings throughout plus the modern day convenience of gas fired heating and sealed unit double glazing combined with character features. A home which will only be fully revealed from an internal inspection.

For those with animal interests it is suitable for equestrian and dogs, sheep, hens etc. Lower Scholes nestles in the valley in a small community of similar quality homes and Moorview Barn is at the end of a block of three but also has its privacy, there are long range views across the Worth Valley taking in Haworth village and the countryside beyond. Nearby Oakworth offers every day shopping, there are popular schools. Keighley town centre is approximately 2 miles distant and offers 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 F

Tenure, Services & Parking
Freehold. Mains electricity, water, drainage and gas are installed. Domestic heating is from a gas fired combination boiler. Driveway parking available.

Internet & Mobile Coverage
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From our office in North Street continue to the roundabout in High Street and take the second exit into Oakworth Road. Continue up into Oakworth, through the village bearing left in front of the Fleece Public House. Continue up Denby Hill and out into Hob Cote Lane. At the end of Hob Cote Lane there is a converted Chapel on the right. Follow the lane down to the bottom, turn left at the very end and the property can be seen at the far end.

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