Abbey Road, Shepley, HD8 8EL

OFFERED WITH NO ONWARD CHAIN IS THIS PERIOD, MID-TERRACE, STONE CONSTRUCTION HOME. LOCATED IN SHEPLEY, WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF THE TRAIN STATION, A SHORT DISTANCE FROM THE VILLAGE CENTRE.

THE PROPERTY REQUIRES A FULL PROGRAMME OF RENOVATION AND IS BRIMMING WITH OPPORTUNITY. The accommodation briefly comprises of entrance, lounge, kitchen and pantry to the ground floor.

There is a useful lower ground floor cellar for additional storage. To the first floor there are three well-proportioned bedrooms and the house bathroom.

Externally there is a buffer garden to the front, to the rear is a particularly generous garden with opportunity to create off street parking subject to necessary consents. Tenure Freehold.

Council Tax Band A. EPC Rating G. EPC Rating: G ENTRANCE HALL Enter the property through a multi-panelled door with a window above, leading into the entrance hall.

A further multi-panelled door provides access to the lounge, and the staircase rises to the first floor. The entrance hall features a ceiling light point and coat hooks.

LOUNGE (4.27m x 4.27m) The lounge benefits from a great deal of natural light and is generously proportioned.

It features part-panelled walls, a ceiling light point, and a sash-style window to the front elevation. The focal point of the room is a wall-mounted gas fireplace with a timber mantel surround.

A door provides access to the kitchen, and built-in units within the chimney breast offer a generous amount of additional storage.

KITCHEN (1.96m x 4.14m) The kitchen features fitted wall and base units, along with a single-bowl stainless steel sink unit with a chrome tap.

A sash-style window to the rear elevation offers pleasant views over the garden. The room also includes a gas cooker point, plumbing for a washing machine, and a ceiling tube light point.

Suffolk thumb-latch doors provide access to the pantry and enclose the staircase to the lower ground floor, while a multi-panelled external door with a window above leads out to the rear garden.

PANTRY (1.98m x 2.01m) The pantry features a ceiling light point, fitted cupboards, and shelving.

CELLAR (2.36m x 1.96m) Stone steps from the kitchen lead to a useful cellar, which features the original stone slab table and has lighting in situ.

FIRST FLOOR LANDING The staircase from the entrance hall leads to the first-floor landing, which features a ceiling light point.

Multi-panelled doors provide access to three bedrooms and the house bathroom, while a loft hatch offers access to a useful attic space.

BEDROOM ONE (3.05m x 4.09m) Bedroom one is a light and airy double room, benefiting from two sets of built-in wardrobes inset on either side of the chimney breast.

A sash-style window to the front elevation provides pleasant open-aspect views, and there is a ceiling light point.

BEDROOM TWO (3.28m x 2.13m) Bedroom two is situated at the rear of the property and can accommodate a double bed, with space for freestanding furniture.

A wooden sash-style window to the rear elevation offers pleasant open-aspect views over the rear garden, with far-reaching views of open fields and countryside.

The room also benefits from a ceiling light point. BEDROOM THREE (2.85m x 2.21m) Bedroom three is a light and airy single bedroom which has ample space for freestanding furniture.

There is useful fitted cupboards over the bulk head for the stairs, a sash-style window to the front elevation, and a ceiling light point.

HOUSE BATHROOM (1.52m x 1.83m) The house bathroom features a three piece suite comprising of a panel bath, wall hung wash hand basin and a low level WC.

There is an electric shower over the bath tub, a ceiling light point and a sash-style window.

Front Garden Externally to the front, the property features a stone wall boundary and a buffer garden which is laid to lawn.

Rear Garden Externally to the rear, the property features a predominantly lawn garden which is a particularly generous proportion.

The neighbouring properties have utilised a portion of this space for off street parking as can be seen, at the bottom end of the garden is a hardstanding where neighbouring properties have built sheds, green houses etc.

This could be utilised as a patio area.