Property description
The former village station house, enjoying a semi rural location next to the closed railway line with lovely views across countryside, set in surprisingly large gardens extending to 0.254 acres (0.103 ha) with large double garage and ample parking.
The Station House, as its name would suggest, is situated next to the now disused railway line which is now a lovely area for walking, directly adjoining fields and with a pleasant outlook from the rear. The property is set in surprisingly large and secluded gardens which extend to 0.254 acres (0.103 ha), with wild flower areas, level lawn, an array of mature trees and shrubs.
Although purchasers may wish to update the accommodation, this is a spacious detached property which offers the opportunity to create a lovely family home in a leafy setting. There are three double bedrooms, all of which have two windows so that the accommodation has a light and spacious feel. On the ground floor there is a large kitchen with pantry and dining area as well as two built on conservatories. The property was re-roofed in 2007/2008 and the work carries a 25 year guarantee. There are upvc double glazed windows throughout and it is heated by a gas fired radiator system.
Earby is located 8 miles to the west of Skipton. Within the village there is a good range of shops, public houses, church and a primary school. Ideally situated for commuters, there is good access to the central M6 motorway network via the M65 at Colne.
| GROUND FLOOR |
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| Front Entrance | leading to:
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| Reception Hall | with return staircase to first floor and storage cupboard beneath, radiator.
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| Sitting Room | with pebble/chrome electric fire in cream Adam style surround, splay bay window to the front, laminate flooring, ceiling coving, radiator.
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| Kitchen/Dining Area | with range of medium oak effect wall/base units. Speckled worktops incorporating one and a half bowl composite sink unit. Integrated appliances comprise: Electric NEFF double oven/grill, gas four ring hob, dishwasher. Shelved pantry. The Dining Area has oak effect laminate flooring. Feature stonework. Radiator. Double doors through to:
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| Side Conservatory | This is a lovely L shaped room looking out the main garden area and has laminate flooring, ceiling light/fan, electric roof window and garden door.
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| Rear Hallway | with access from the kitchen and leading to:
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| Cloakroom | with two piece suite white suite comprising low suite wc and hand basin.
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| Separate Shower Room | with corner shower cubicle, extractor fan. Heated towel rail. Remeha combination gas fired boiler (installed in August 2008).
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| Rear Conservatory | with paved flooring.
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| FIRST FLOOR |
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| Landing | with access to roof space.
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| Bedroom 1 (rear and side) | with fitted wardrobes to three sides and windows to two sides, one with window seating. Lovely views to the rear across the former railway embankment towards the open fields and playing fields beyond. Hand basin in vanity unit.
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| Bedroom 2 (front and side) | with radiator.
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| Bedroom 3 (rear and side) | with fitted shelving and radiator.
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| Bathroom | with three piece suite comprising pine panelled air bath with overhead shower, pedestal wash basin, low suite wc. Part panelled walls, the timber panelling being from a former chapel. Wall tiling. Heated towel rail. Extractor fan.
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| OUTSIDE |
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| . | The gardens are a particular lovely feature of the property, extending to 0.254 acres (0.103 ha), through which a tarmac and gravel drive leads through a five bar gate to the Double Garage, measuring 23'6 x 20' with twin up and over doors, power/light supply and courtesy door to the garden. The gardens slope up the old railway embankment with a multitude of wild flowers and mature trees, as well as a level lawned area to the side of the house. All in all this is a particularly secluded and charming garden.
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Property Features :
- 3 BEDROOMS
- FRONT ENTRANCE
- SITTING ROOM
- KITCHEN/DINING AREA
- SIDE CONSERVATORY
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