18, CROWTREES LANE, BRIGHOUSE, HD6 3NE

A charming and surprisingly spacious stone-built home, rich in character with mullioned windows, exposed beams, and traditional thick walls.

The property boasts a generous cottage-style dining kitchen, a comfortable lounge, and a delightful rear garden.

Upstairs, you will find two substantial bedrooms-offering clear scope to convert into a three-bedroom layout-alongside a stylish bathroom and a versatile loft space with a skylight.

Conveniently located, the property provides easy access to local amenities, schools, and major transport links. Entrance Hall Stairs rising to the first floor, door to lounge.

Lounge 5.03m x 3.7m - 16'6” x 12'2” High ceilings and deep alcoves, door to the dining kitchen. Kitchen / Dining Room 3.65m x 4.45m - 11'12” x 14'7” A charming, spacious cottage style dining kitchen.

Featuring shaker style base and wall units with solid oak worktops, a Belfast sink with mixer tap, recessed chimney breast housing the cooker, exposed beam to the ceiling, feature lighting, space and plumbing for the washing machine and plenty of room for a large dining suite.

Doorway giving access down to a traditional keeping cellar. Landing Storage cupboard housing the combi boiler, large loft hatch with pull down folding timber stairs.

Doors to the bedrooms and bathroom. Bedroom 5.69m x 3.04m - 18'8” x 9'12” Large double bedroom with a rear facing mullioned window and fitted storage.

Bedroom 3.1m x 4.65m - 10'2” x 15'3” Another large double, front and side facing windows, fitted wardrobes.

Attic 3.88m x 3.25m - 12'9” x 10'8” Decent head height, rear facing skylight window, fully boarded and decorated, power points, lighting and exposed beams.

Front Yard Traditional walled front yard with Yorkshire stone flags. Composite door to the property.

Rear Garden To the rear lies a delightful, enclosed cottage-style garden that serves as a peaceful retreat.

Designed for ease of maintenance, it features a paved flagstone patio and gravelled area, softened by mature shrubs and climbing plants.

A timber pergola adds character and structure, creating an inviting spot for al fresco dining or morning coffee. The garden also benefits from a useful timber shed and direct access to the house.

With a westerly aspect this outside space enjoys the sun into the evening. Parking On street parking. Foot access down the side of the property to the rear garden.