Wesley Road, Stanningley/Farsley Border, LS28 6EJ3 Bedroom Terraced House
Council Tax
Band: Unknown
Tenure
Unknown
Believed to be the largest house on the road and dating back to circa 1905, this fabulously spacious and extremely stylishly presented period end terrace has been double-storey extended to the rear to provide almost 2,000 SQ FT of generously proportioned and versatile accommodation which has been sympathetically modernised to the age and style of the property, and is sure to appeal to a variety of buyers including professional couples and families alike. Situated on a pleasant residential road which is just a stone's throw from the vibrant Farsley village centre as well as being close to New Pudsey railway station and road links towards Leeds and Bradford city centres, internal viewing is absolutely essential to appreciate what this gorgeous property has to offer.
Featuring uPVC double glazing and gas fired central heating the accommodation briefly comprises to the ground floor: a welcoming entrance hall with wood effect flooring and half-height wood panelling, a bright and inviting living room with wood-effect flooring, an open fire and shelving/storage built into the alcoves, a fabulous breakfast kitchen with modern fitted units and complementary oak work surfaces, and double doors leading into a dining room/snug which has double doors leading out to the rear garden, and a separate room leading from the kitchen which is currently used as an office but could also be converted back to a separate utility room. To the first floor there are two generous size double bedrooms, one of which having a superb ensuite shower room with large walk-in shower enclosure, and the house bathroom which features a reclaimed cast iron bath, washbasin and WC. To the second floor there is a spacious landing area which is an ideal space to be utilised as an office or dressing area, and a further double bedroom also of great proportions. There is also a cellar which provides useful storage space. Externally the property benefits from an enclosed courtyard style garden to the rear which enjoys a good degree of privacy and provides an ideal space for outdoor entertaining and al fresco dining in the warmer months.
Council Tax
Band: Unknown
Tenure
Unknown
Key Features
- Extended period end terrace
- Spacious & beautifully presented
- Three double bedrooms
- Three reception rooms
- Family bathroom & ensuite
- Courtyard style rear garden
- Sought after location
- Internal viewing essential!!
Description
Believed to be the largest house on the road and dating back to circa 1905, this fabulously spacious and extremely stylishly presented period end terrace has been double-storey extended to the rear to provide almost 2,000 SQ FT of generously proportioned and versatile accommodation which has been sympathetically modernised to the age and style of the property, and is sure to appeal to a variety of buyers including professional couples and families alike. Situated on a pleasant residential road which is just a stone's throw from the vibrant Farsley village centre as well as being close to New Pudsey railway station and road links towards Leeds and Bradford city centres, internal viewing is absolutely essential to appreciate what this gorgeous property has to offer.
Featuring uPVC double glazing and gas fired central heating the accommodation briefly comprises to the ground floor: a welcoming entrance hall with wood effect flooring and half-height wood panelling, a bright and inviting living room with wood-effect flooring, an open fire and shelving/storage built into the alcoves, a fabulous breakfast kitchen with modern fitted units and complementary oak work surfaces, and double doors leading into a dining room/snug which has double doors leading out to the rear garden, and a separate room leading from the kitchen which is currently used as an office but could also be converted back to a separate utility room. To the first floor there are two generous size double bedrooms, one of which having a superb ensuite shower room with large walk-in shower enclosure, and the house bathroom which features a reclaimed cast iron bath, washbasin and WC. To the second floor there is a spacious landing area which is an ideal space to be utilised as an office or dressing area, and a further double bedroom also of great proportions. There is also a cellar which provides useful storage space. Externally the property benefits from an enclosed courtyard style garden to the rear which enjoys a good degree of privacy and provides an ideal space for outdoor entertaining and al fresco dining in the warmer months.
