Making an excellent purchase for the more discerning buyer is a delightful period property which forms part of a stunning mill conversion and is situated within the beautiful rural setting on the edge of Micklethwaite village. The property boasts extremely well-presented living accommodation and exceptionally high-quality bespoke fixtures and fittings throughout. It also enjoys wonderful long-distance views, private gardens and approximately 12 acres of grazing land. Viewing is essential to appreciate everything this magnificent property has to offer.

A superb opportunity to acquire a fantastic character property which is steeped in local history and charm. Forming part of a stunning mill conversion, this exquisite family home is set within an idyllic rural Micklethwaite location enjoying wonderful gardens and views. This truly magnificent home offers a generous, multiple reception room layout along with three/four good sized double bedrooms. The property features high speed fibre cable, beautiful landscaped gardens and approximately 3 acres of extensive surrounding grounds which includes its own paddock, fishing mill pond and woodland as well as approximately 12 acres of grazing land. This truly amazing, much-loved home will almost certainly appeal to a wide variety of buyers who are looking for home of superb style and distinction, along with buyers with agricultural or equestrian interests, and an early viewing is strongly recommended to avoid any disappointment.

The stunning living accommodation briefly comprises of a beautiful reception hallway with magnificent stone flooring and old water wheel aspect. Leading off the hallway is a utility and boiler room along with access to a reception room, two ground floor double bedrooms and stylish bathroom. The remaining ground floor accommodation comprises of an additional inner passageway, fitted boot room along with a stunning open plan living dining kitchen which features an array of high quality wall and base units with granite work surfaces over. The reception part of the room boasts a fine garden aspect view as well as a stunning feature fireplace.

Leading to the first floor a beautiful family lounge can be found which offers magnificent aspect views and makes for a superb entertaining space. From the lounge an inner landing leads to a contemporary shower room, main bedroom with adjoining en-suite and dressing room. The dressing room itself offers the potential to be converted into an additional fourth bedroom. The landing area features a spiral staircase which provides access to a useful attic room which could be used for a variety of purposes.

This wonderful property sits within beautiful grounds comprising of a generous lawn garden with accompanying patio terrace. It also features full ownership or the mill pond and its immediate grounds. Leading from the mill pond there is access through an idyllic privately owned woodland to a lovely picnic area and approximately twelve acres of grazing land. To the front of the property there is a courtyard with right of access which provides ample designated parking for multiple vehicles and a double garage. There is also a small paddock which could be used for livestock or for equestrian purposes with having a double stable block.

The property is situated in a delightful rural setting on the edge of the highly acclaimed village of Micklethwaite. Micklethwaite Village is approximately 1/2 mile distant from Crossflatts with its shops and amenities and railway station giving access to Bradford and Leeds. Bingley town centre is approximately 1.5 miles distant with its range of shopping facilities, bars, restaurants and well respected primary and secondary schools.

From Dacre Son & Hartley's Bingley Office proceed along the Main Street in the direction of Keighley and Crossflatts. After approximately three quarters of a mile turn right immediately after The Royal Public House into Micklethwaite Lane. Proceed over the canal bridge into the village of Micklethwaite. Just before the road narrows, and immediately after Micklethwaite Methodist Church, bear left into Beck Road. Follow Beck Road round to the left, through the gateway and down the driveway which leads to the Mill complex. Proceed straight ahead and the property will be seen on the right hand side.