Starkey Lane, Farnhill, BD20

On entering the property from the front elevation, through into the spacious living room with a multi fuel stove and quant window seat. From the living room there is access to a family dining room which would fit a good sized four seat family dining table and also provides useful understairs storage. To the rear of the property is the well-appointed kitchen fitted with an array of base, wall and drawer units with worktops over, ceramic sunken sink and drainer, integrated fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine, four ring gas hob with electric oven below and extractor fan above. From the kitchen there is access via the stable door, providing access out to the private and enclosed rear yard. To the first floor there are two good sized bedrooms, with the master bedroom offering built in wardrobes and the features of exposed stonework and original oak beams. There is also the house shower room, which is superbly appointed with a three piece suite in white comprising of a walk in shower unit, pedestal hand wash basin, w.c., heated towel rail and window to the rear. Externally the property benefits from a substantial and south facing rear yard, with well-kept shrubs and raised flower beds and stunning countryside views across the Aire Valley. Local Authority & Council Tax Band • North Yorkshire Council • Council Tax Band C Tenure, Services & Parking • Freehold • Mains electricity, water, drainage and gas are installed. Gas fired central heating. • There is no allocated parking available at this property. Please note that this property is in a conservation area. Internet & Mobile Coverage The Ofcom website https://checker.ofcom.org.uk/ shows internet available from at least 1 provider. Outdoor mobile coverage (excl 5G) available from at least 1 of the UK’s 4 main providers. Results are predictions not a guarantee & may differ subject to circumstances, exact location & network outages. The village of Farnhill has much to commend it and merges into Kildwick, so that the two villages effectively share their amenities, including The White Lion pub, primary school, local institute and St Andrew's Church. The Leeds/Liverpool canal passes through the village giving charming towpath walks and views across the valley. Slightly further afield, Cross Hills offers a wide range of shops including everyday stores and supermarket, and also has a secondary school. Both Skipton and Keighley are 5 miles away. Train services are available from Steeton/Silsden and Cononley train stations, (both within 2 miles) with services through to Bradford and Leeds connecting to London Kings Cross.