Welcome to 23 Parklands, Ilkley, a cozy and compact detached type home with 3 bed in the LS29 8QF area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band .
This classic property was built
The neighbourhood is known for having good properties at a reasonable price -
with a market valuation of £483,945 and a rental potential of £3,146 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
You can discover more about this property by reading the Mouseprice attributes tables in the next section, or if you are the owner and would like to update this property, for example if you've built an extension, you can do so at the top of this page.
In addition to our own current description, this property has received a tailor-made description dated to Apr 28, 2018. It's possible the property has changed since then,
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Key features:
- Three Bedroom Detached Property
- Possibility To Extend (Subject To Planning)
- Stunning Views To The Cow & Calf
- Large Private Rear Garden
- Wharfe Valley Views To The Rear
- Close To Town Center
- Short Distance To Train Station
- Highly Regarded Location
Main Description
It is not very often you can say ?here is the perfect opportunity
to extend a three-bedroom, detached house in the perfect location?
- well here it is, so please form an orderly queue! The property is
ideally positioned on a generous plot in a quiet, highly regarded
Parklands crescent within easy walking distance of Ilkley town
centre and all its many amenities, the train station and the
Grammar School. One has the possibility, (subject to planning) to
extend this property to create a spacious family home, (many
properties on Parklands have been sympathetically extended) or just
to purchase as a charming, three-bedroom home - the choice is
yours. Originally built for his own occupation, the builder of
Parklands chose a special, generous plot, commanding a central
location affording uninterrupted, south facing views to the iconic
Cow and Calf Rocks to the front elevation and benefitting from a
spacious garden to the rear with long distance views towards
Middleton. One enters the property through a porch with glazed
doors, an ideal spot to kick off shoes and boots, on through an
original door with charming, leaded side window into a good-sized
hallway with original coving and picture rail with a useful
cloakroom located under the stairs. A spacious sitting room has a
feature brick fireplace and a south facing, bay window with leaded
windows commanding stunning views to the Cow and Calf and allowing
the natural light to flood in. The dining room has delightful
proportions with deep coving, picture rail and feature 1930?s fire
place with timber surround and cast-iron fireplace. A picture
window affords delightful views across the valley. A glazed,
multi-panel door opens from the hallway into the kitchen, fitted
with oak fronted units and a window looks over the rear garden. A
door to the side of the property gives access to the garden. The
charming, original staircase leads to the first floor with leaded
window. The spacious master bedroom has a bay window affording
natural light and the wonderful Cow and Calf views. There is a
further double bedroom and a single, all served by a contemporary
house bathroom. Outside a driveway leads to the attached single
garage with up and over door. This property has tremendous curb
appeal with charming proportions and an area of mature garden to
the front. The piece de la resistance is the large, enclosed garden
to the rear with areas of lawn and patios all bound by mature
borders.
This is an absolute gem of an opportunity, the like of which rarely
comes to market, so if you enjoy the Caf? society that Ilkley has
to offer right on your doorstep, this property is just absolutely
perfect and an early viewing is highly recommended.
Ilkley
Ilkley is a thriving, historical, Yorkshire town, occupying a
beautiful setting amidst the unspoilt, open countryside of
Wharfedale with stunning scenery and the opportunity for rural
pursuits. Ilkley boasts an excellent, wide range of high class
shops, restaurants, cafes, pubs and everyday amenities including
two supermarkets, health centre, library and Playhouse theatre.
llkley has excellent sports and social facilities which include the
Ilkley lido pool and sports clubs for rugby, tennis, golf, cricket,
hockey and football. The town benefits from high achieving schools
for all ages with both state and private education well catered for
including Ilkley Grammar School. Ilkley is an ideal town for the
commuter with frequent train services to Leeds and Bradford (around
35 minutes? commute) providing regular connections to London Kings
Cross. Leeds Bradford International Airport is just over 11 miles
away with national and international services.
The immaculately presented accommodation with GAS FIRED CENTRAL
HEATING and with approximate room sizes comprises:
Ground Floor
Entrance Porch
A glazed Porch is an Ideal spot to kick off shoes and boots after a
long walk
Hallway
One enters the property through a heavy, original, timber door. A
delightful, original, glazed, leaded, side window has been
retained. The bright and spacious hallway has original coving and
picture rail and is a great spot to welcome friends and family.
Cloakroom
A useful cloakroom has been created under the stairs with a modern
style suite consisting of a white corner basin and a low-level w/c.
Carpeted flooring, radiator and leaded, stained-glass window.
Sitting Room
5.60m x 3.60m
(18' 4" x 11' 10")
A spacious and well-proportioned sitting room having a large,
leaded, south facing bay window to the front elevation allowing the
light to flood in and affording uninterrupted Cow and Calf Views.
One?s eyes are drawn to a feature, antique brick fireplace housing
an open fire, just the ticket to keep the winter chill at bay.
Features include wooden beams and timbers to the chimney breast.
Carpeted flooring and two radiators.
Dining Room
3.60m x 3.60m
(11' 10" x 11' 10")
A tremendous, well-proportioned room having ample room for a large,
family dining table and one can imagine many happy times here
entertaining friends and family. Original features include deep
cornicing, picture rail and a charming 1930?s fire surround housing
a black, cast iron grate standing on a black hearth. A large,
picture window affords stunning Wharfe Valley views. Carpeted
flooring and radiator.
Kitchen
3.50m x 2.60m
(11' 6" x 8' 6")
Fitted with oak fronted wall and base units with contrasting blue,
laminate worksurfaces over and blue and white, ceramic tiling to
the splashback. A one and a half bowl, stainless-steel sink with
chrome mixer tap sits under a window overlooking the garden and
offers stunning views beyond. Fitted, electric oven with gas hob
and extractor over. Space and plumbing for a washing machine and a
drier. Space for a fridge freezer. Dark grey, ceramic tiling to the
floor benefitting from under-floor heating, inset ceiling
spotlights and radiator. Wall mounted gas boiler. A solid, timber
side door gives access to steps down to the rear garden.
First Floor
Landing
Carpeted stairs lead up from the hallway with an original, obscure
glazed, leaded window. The landing gives access to the principal
rooms.
Master Bedroom
5.70m x 3.30m
(18' 8" x 10' 10")
A spacious, double room to the front elevation benefitting from a
south facing, bay window with long distance views up to the iconic
Cow and Calf Rocks - what a sight to wake up to every morning!
Fitted with a range of light wood, fitted wardrobes. Carpeted
flooring, halogen downlighting and radiator.
Bedroom Two
3.60m x 3.60m
(11' 10" x 11' 10")
A further spacious, double room to the rear elevation with a UPVC,
double glazed window affording stunning views across the Wharfe
Valley. Carpeted flooring and radiator.
Bedroom Three
2.50m x 2.40m
(8' 2" x 7' 10")
A good sized, single room with ample room for a cabin bed. A window
to the front affords wonderful views.
House Bathroom
A good-sized, contemporary style house bathroom comprising a large,
deep fill bath with chrome, mixer tap, a separate, large shower
cubicle with mains thermostatic shower, a modern, wall hung
washbasin with chrome mixer tap and mirrored cupboard over. Fully
tiled with white tiling and accent border tiles. Single glazed
window with obscure glazing. Dark grey, ceramic floor tiles with
underfloor heating.
Separate W.C.
Low-level w/c with single glazed window having obscure glazing.
Outside
Garage
An attached single garage with up and over door stands at the end
of the tarmacadam driveway and is ideal for storing all the family
paraphernalia or you could even put a car in it!!
Parking
The driveway provides off street parking for at least two cars.
Garden
The property sits well back on its plot affording space to the
front for a charming, level area of lawn with mature planting and
borders, a wrought iron gate opens onto a pathway leading to the
front entrance porch and privacy is maintained by manicured
hedging.
A door gives access to a useful coal store under the house at side
and another smaller door under the house at the back creates
further storage.
The spacious, rear garden is an absolute delight and is an ideal
spot just to sit and relax and enjoy al fresco entertaining. Having
areas of level lawn bounded by mature planting and fencing. There
is so much to see, raised beds ideal for planting vegetables- to
bring ?the good life? out in all of us, a green house to potter in,
a pond for the kids to find tadpoles and a small stream. The views
towards Middleton are also delightful.
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681 sqm plot
