Extended four-bedroom village home with large garden and sweeping rural views.
Above-average living space — approx. 1,628 sq ft across multiple storeys
Sensational open-plan living/dining kitchen with granite worktops and pantry
Master suite with Juliet balcony and modern en-suite shower room
Two wood-burning stoves; two spacious reception rooms and fitted study
Large, landscaped rear garden with elevated countryside views and privacy
Private paved driveway, off-street parking for several vehicles, attached outbuilding
Double glazing (post-2002) and mains gas boiler; EPC rating C
Solid brick walls likely without cavity insulation — consider thermal upgrades
Set on a generous plot in historic Bardsey, this extended four-bedroom semi-detached home delivers flexible family living across roughly 1,628 sq ft. The ground floor centres on a sensational open-plan living, dining and kitchen with granite worktops, a pantry and quality fitted appliances. Two inset wood-burning stoves and two reception rooms create a warm, sociable footprint for day-to-day life and entertaining.
The first and second floors provide four well-proportioned bedrooms, a stylish house bathroom and a master suite with Juliet balcony and en-suite shower room. Practical additions include a utility room, fitted study, an attached garage/outbuilding and private driveway with off-street parking for several vehicles. Rear gardens are landscaped for privacy and enjoy elevated, far-reaching countryside views across open farmland.
The house has been sympathetically updated and benefits from double glazing (installed post-2002), mains gas boiler and radiators, and an EPC rating of C. Its sizeable plot and existing single-storey extensions offer scope for further adaptation or reconfiguration, appealing to growing families seeking extra space in a village setting.
Notable considerations are straightforward: the property’s solid brick walls are assumed to lack cavity insulation typical of its 1900–1929 construction era, so thermal upgrades may be advisable for long-term efficiency. The home sits in a hamlet-like location with limited immediate amenities, although nearby Collingham and Wetherby provide broader services, primary schools and commuter links to Leeds and motorway networks.