1, Lumbfoot, Keighley, BD22 0EY

A well presented two bedroomed end terrace cottage with outstanding views and being delightfully situated in the Hamlet of Lumbfoot.

This attractive end terrace cottage offers accommodation across three floors and briefly comprises, to the ground floor, spacious open plan living/dining kitchen with fully restored Yorkshire Range with back boiler for hot water, UPVC P shaped conservatory to the side, to the first floor, landing with two bedrooms, house bathroom three piece suite and separate shower cubicle, to the lower ground floor, utility and W.C.

Boarded, insulated loft with access ladder. Outside, paved yard to the rear and parking area and paved area to the side.

There is a separate parking area for the hamlet of which there are two designated parking spaces for number 1.

The property includes quality fixtures and fittings together with gas fired heating, underfloor heating throughout the ground and first floor except the cellar and UPVC double glazing and solar panels.

This is a home which can only be fully revealed from an internal inspection.

Delightfully situated in this small hamlet which nestles at the bottom of the Worth Valley but affords long range views down the Valley.

Lumbfoot is close to Stanbury village which has limited amenities but has a popular first school and public houses, nearby Haworth, approximately one mile distant offers larger shopping facilities with mini supermarkets and doctors surgery while Keighley town centre is approximately four miles distant offers larger shopping facilities and links by both road and rail to the major towns and cities of West Yorkshire.

Local Authority & Council Tax Band The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council Council Tax Band C. Tenure, Services & Parking Freehold.

Mains electricity, water, septic tank and gas are installed. Domestic heating is from a gas fired combination boiler. Ample parking.

A lumbfoot community fund is currently in place and is £100.00 per year.

Internet and Mobile Coverage Information obtained from the Ofcom website indicates that an internet connection is available from at least one provider.

Mobile coverage (outdoors), is also available from at least one of the UKs four leading providers.

For further information please refer to: From the North Street office and into the High Street, across the roundabout into Oakworth Road, continue 2 miles into Oakworth village, coming down to the roundabout and then traffic calmer, continue straight forward and left down Providence Lane then to the bottom and continue up the hill into Mytholmes Lane and at the top of Mytholmes Lane turn right into North Street which runs into West Lane, continue down West Lane, into Sladen Bridge and up the other side and turn right on the corner down into Lumbfoot, take the track down and number one is the first property on the right hand side.