Moorside Lane, Otley, LS21 2JG

Enjoying a stunning, rural setting with far reaching views across Wharfedale, located a short way out of Askwith Village, this exceptionally presented, stone-built, barn conversion provides generous and characterful six bedroom accommodation with garaging, formal gardens, two barns, foaling stables, tack room and store, connecting to a track system leading to extensive agricultural land and extending to approximately 8.8 acres (3.5 Ha) in all.

Accommodation: Ground Floor: Spacious Entrance/Dining Hall; open plan Living Kitchen; generous Living Room; Study; Utility/Boot Room; Store and WC.

First Floor: Principal Bedroom with En-Suite, five further Bedrooms, two of which share a Jack and Jill En-Suite and luxury house Bathroom.

Outside: Driveway providing off-street parking and double garage with store and utility space; two barns, including one with two storerooms and four foaling stables; formal garden and approximately 8.1 acres (3.2 Ha) of adjoining land.

The property and land extend to around 8.8 acres (3.5 Ha) in all.

General Remarks: Set within a stunning rural position, providing the property with a good degree of privacy and some exceptional views across the valley, this substantial barn conversion has many attractive features and must be viewed to fully appreciate both the accommodation and the comprehensive equine facilities on offer.

The well-presented accommodation on offer includes to the ground floor an impressive entrance hall with feature glazed barn opening, generous, dual aspect living room with feature, cast iron log burner, study, spacious open plan living kitchen with stone flooring, triple Aga, central island, stunning character features including exposed brickwork and beams, wood burner and door out to the gardens.

Also to this level is a useful store, WC and utility/boot room.

To the first floor there is a principal bedroom with spacious en-suite shower room and fitted wardrobes, along with five further bedrooms, two of which share a Jack and Jill en-suite, and large, luxurious house bathroom with free standing shower.

To the front of the property a large driveway offers ample off-street parking and access to a double garage with kennel and store/utility space.

A gravel driveway leads around to the rear of the property and this in turn provides access to the two substantial barns, the larger of which has two storerooms and four stables.

To the rear is a fenced and more formal garden which has access onto the adjoining land of around 8.1 acres (3.2 Ha), which provides grazing and offers an amazing opportunity for anyone with equine interests.

Askwith village enjoys a slightly elevated position on the side of the Wharfe Valley – a location which provides a wonderful rural living environment with good accessibility to the nearby towns of Otley and Ilkley.

The latter in particular is home to a first class shopping environment, comprehensive sporting amenities and a busy social round – there is also a ‘metro’ railway station which provides regular services throughout the day into the cities of Leeds and Bradford, with frequent onward connections from the former to London Kings Cross.

The village has its own pub/restaurant as well as a primary school, and private schooling for children of all ages is available within comfortable daily travelling distance.

Agents Notes: The property previously had planning permission for a single story side extension granted in 2022 (HGT22/00853/ful).

Local Authority & Council Tax Band: North Yorkshire Council, Council Tax Band is currently G Tenure: Freehold Services Mains electricity and water installed, with drainage via a septic tank and heating from a ground source heat pump.

Please be aware there is no gas connection to the property. Parking Double garage and off street driveway parking. EV charge point.

There is a right of access through neighbouring land to the back of the property via a track and a public footpath in the field.

From the Dacre Son and Hartley Ilkley office head east on The Grove/B6382 towards Riddings Road. Turn left onto Brook Street then turn right onto Leeds Road/A65.

After 1.4 miles turn left then right and continue onto Low Park Road. Continue straight ahead onto West Lane then turn left onto Askwith Lane, travelling up Askwith Lane bear left onto Moorside Lane.

In approximately half a mile take the gravel track to the left.