Strathmore, Strathmore, Scott Lane, Keighley, BD20 5BT

'Strathmore' is a substantial four / five bedroomed Edwardian semi detached family home offering a delightful mix of retained period features alongside contemporary fixtures and fittings and attractive decor.

Standing in in a large plot with an impressive generously sized rear garden, driveway areas, car port and attractive fore garden, the property is situated in a south facing position on the sought after Scott Lane amongst similar quality homes.

Benefitting from a slightly elevated position and enjoying incredible long distance panoramic views over both the Aire and Worth Valleys.

The well planned accommodation is arranged over three floors and in brief comprises: Impressive entrance hall with decorative period panelling and open staircase, a sizeable cloak room w.c with stained glass window features.

Spacious living room with bay window and feature open grated fireplace, good sized dining room again with a period fireplace and a superb dining kitchen finished to a high specification including quartz working surfaces, range cooker, a host of integrated appliances and being open to an adjoining dining space.

Heading up to the first floor there is a half landing with feature stained glass window and useful storage / box room off, a further staircase provides access to the second floor.

At first floor level there are three generous double bedrooms, the two front bedrooms enjoying long range views and the rear bedroom overlooking the garden.

The family bathroom is also located on this level and includes a three piece suite in white comprising bath with shower over, pedestal wash hand basin and low suite w.c.

Together with a large storage cupboard.

At second floor level there is an occasional room which is suitable for a variety of uses and provides access through to a characterful further double bedroom which again benefits from long distance views and exposed roof beams.

Externally the property stands in a very large garden plot, with a pleasant well established fore garden, driveway areas and carport.

The extensive rear garden is a particularly attractive feature and provides a mix of patio / pebbled seating, vegetable beds, large lawn, fruit trees, plants and shrubs and useful timber shed.

There is also a useful outhouse store which houses the gas central heating boiler (installed August 2024). Riddlesden is a popular and well regarded suburb.

Scott Lane is placed conveniently for local amenities which include a first school, co-op, butchers, post office and Public Houses.

Nearby Keighley & Bingley offer larger shopping facilities and links by both road and Rail to the major towns and cities of West Yorkshire.

Viewings are absolutely essential to appreciate all that this superb property has to offer.