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" An exceptionally well presented and extended period family home in an idyllic village. Beautifully refurbished by the current owners to a very high standard to include many bespoke features, and a hand built Eastburn Country Furniture living-dining-kitchen. Retaining much of its period charm, this end terrace of 3 has plenty of space for everyone, yet remains very cosy and full of charm. A very friendly home. Viewers will not be disappointed, and in particular with the attention to detail and finishes. A welcoming reception hall features the original tiled floor and tall ceilings, and leads off to a spacious square-shaped sitting room with exposed floorboards and having plenty of room for a couple of sofas chairs and furniture. Featuring a recessed fireplace with multi-fuel stove, splay-bay-window bringing in good natural light and offering a pleasant view over the road onto open fields and the village church. A large yet cosy family room. Towards the rear of the property, a large open-plan living-dining-kitchen incorporates the new extension and features a bespoke hand made kitchen supplied and fitted by local experts of high repute, Eastburn Country Furniture. Offering an excellent range of hand painted units with ‘in-frame‘ doors, oak worktops, and with a large centre island incorporating a breakfast bar area and with excellent baking space provided by granite work surfaces and a Belfast sink. Appliances include an integrated dishwasher and stainless steel range cooker set into an alcove with attractive display / book shelves to either side.High quality herringbone style laminate flooring leads into the dining area. This area easily accommodates a family sized dining suite, also ideal for entertaining, and with good natural light from a large window to the rear and a Velux style window; is also ideally suited as a station for children‘s homework or a home office, Off from the kitchen an inner hall passes the WC and a range of fitted cupboards, into the utility room. Having base units with oak worktop and sink over, space for a fridge / freezer and washer/ dryer, further cupboards also housing the VOKERA combination boiler, and a door onto the large rear yard / garden space. Exposed timber stairs rise to the first floor with return balustrade onto the spacious landing, and with good natural light form a window. A good sized, refurbished bathroom features a large contemporary free-standing bath, vanity wash basin with cupboard below, WC, and a walk-in shower enclosure having slate effect boarding. A window provides good natural light and ventilation, half-height timber panelling to the walls, and exposed timber floor boards. Bedroom 2, a double, is set at the rear of the property and is of good proportions and includes built-in wardrobe space with cupboards over. The master bedroom features a range of bespoke built-in wardrobes and cupboards and has ample space for a king-sized bed and tables, and having very pleasant views over the road onto open farmland bedroom. Bedroom 4 is a single bedroom again with those pleasant views. A further flight of stairs rises to the second floor double bedroom which lends itself to a teenagers space, having space for a double bed, low sofas and a dressing area. Benefiting from great views over farmland from a Velux window, and with eaves storage. Outside:- At the front of the property there is an attractive garden laid to lawn with borders and footpaths, to the side there is parking for 3 vehicles, and to the rear, a paved patio area and large yard with potential to create a further garden, and currently used for further parking, barbecues and entertaining. Hunters Virtual Reality Viewing Tour. Click and paste into your browser https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=wgiA1NTcEVG HELLIFIELD
In the Domesday Book, Hellifield is mentioned as Helgeflet; meaning ‘Holy Marsh or Stream‘, translated from Saxon, the village also could have been dedicated to the Saxon Goddess ‘Hel‘ Hellifield nestles on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park and is surrounded by rolling hills, dry stone walls and agricultural land. Hellifield is within a 15-minute drive to the larger market towns of Settle & Skipton, about 45 minutes to the Lake District and an hour to Manchester. The village also boasts a Train Station (direct trains to Leeds, Carlisle and Morecambe), Lazy Days Bistro Caf?, a General Store, Primary School, Public House and Chippy!


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