Map2 bedroom terraced house
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Chain-free
Sold STC
Terraced house
2 beds
1 bath
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band B
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Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- Characterful Cottage
- Gardens Front and Rear
- Smartly Presented
- Open Plan Kitchen/ Dining Room
- Two Double Bedrooms
- Chain Free Sale
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CHARACTER CHARM with CONTEMPORARY USABILITY. Available for sale with NO ONWARD CHAIN, is this stunning cottage in the heart of Pudsey. This smartly presented STONE COTTAGE has front and rear outside space for entertaining, a large living room with a GAS-FIRED STOVE built in the style of a wood burning fire, kitchen/ dining room and much more to offer.
Entrance Hall
Entrance into this smartly presented home leads into an internal hallway. Many properties from the mid 1800's lead directly into the living room so this is a handy extra space which is very useful.
Living Room 16'9" x 13'1" (5.1m x 4m)
The main room at the front of the ground floor is the large but welcoming living room. Great for entertaining all ages, the living room has modern carpets and fresh, clean decor, but there are wooden beams on the ceilings and a traditional styled gas fire in the hearth (the balance between character and contemporary is a difficult one to get right, but it is certainly spot on in this home). The front window allows natural light to pour into the room and it provides a private outlook to the front garden.
Kitchen/ Dining Room 16'2" x 10' (4.93m x 3.05m)
The kitchen/ dining room is a large, open-plan room at the rear of the house. There are tasteful wall and base units within the room, which in turn provide ample worktop space - as well as good storage solutions. The chimney-breast houses the range oven which is very in-keeping with the age and period of the house, as well as being a fabulous oven practically! The other side of the room has space for a large dining table with chairs, and there is an external door leading to the rear patio.
Cellar 16'5" x 4'11" (5m x 1.5m)
On the lower ground floor, accessed via stone stairs in the kitchen, there is a cellar which is handy storage space.
Main Bedroom 13'5" x 13'3" (4.1m x 4.04m)
The main bedroom is a very large double room at the front of the house above the large living room. There are two windows looking over the front elevation which also includes a view over the historic Pudsey landscape. The main bedroom has been modernised throughout and the large space well used by the current owners. There is a built in wardrobe at the front of the room over the entrance hall, and the rest of the large space allows room for large bedroom furniture.
Second Bedroom 13'7" x 9'11" (4.14m x 3.02m)
The second bedroom is another double bedroom at the rear of the house with a view of the rear garden. Decorated in a two-tone theme with heritage colours, this is a welcoming relaxing bedroom to enjoy. The current owners in particular have enjoyed the ability to work from this room as well as have a fabulous second bedroom.
House Bathroom
The house bathroom is both generous and luxurious! Houses of this period would not have had internal bathrooms, hence is being such a welcome surprise that this one is very generous in size! There is a four-piece suite within which has a stand-alone roll top bath, separate shower cubicle, toilet and hand basin - all of which are finished with heritage taps.
External
Externally to the front of the house there is a large, private garden which is south-facing and therefore gets a lot of sunshine (Yorkshire weather permitting). The front garden is paved for low maintenance and will be great for entertaining guests in - despite being at the front of the house the garden is surprisingly private. To the rear of the house there is another outside space (again rare for a property of this age) which is a traditional rear yard with access through for neighbours. This is another peaceful private space to enjoy and will offer cool shade in the summer.
Location
Pudsey is a historic market town in West Yorkshire boasting all the amenities one could ever need. There is a bustling town centre with an outdoor market, a wide range of shops and services and fantastic transport links. Pudsey is very well located for commuting sat geographically between Leeds and Bradford with road, bus and rail links to both West Yorkshire Cities. This very sought after area has a fantastic mix of properties, ranging from 1800’s stone built houses to modern luxury developments; but still manages to retain the community feeling which makes Pudsey stand out in Yorkshire! There are a range of bars, restaurants and social amenities too as well as close by walks in the local countryside.
Agents notes
We are advised that this house is freehold and will be sold as such. The EPC is a band D with the potential to be a band B. The council tax is a band B.
Entrance Hall
Entrance into this smartly presented home leads into an internal hallway. Many properties from the mid 1800's lead directly into the living room so this is a handy extra space which is very useful.
Living Room 16'9" x 13'1" (5.1m x 4m)
The main room at the front of the ground floor is the large but welcoming living room. Great for entertaining all ages, the living room has modern carpets and fresh, clean decor, but there are wooden beams on the ceilings and a traditional styled gas fire in the hearth (the balance between character and contemporary is a difficult one to get right, but it is certainly spot on in this home). The front window allows natural light to pour into the room and it provides a private outlook to the front garden.
Kitchen/ Dining Room 16'2" x 10' (4.93m x 3.05m)
The kitchen/ dining room is a large, open-plan room at the rear of the house. There are tasteful wall and base units within the room, which in turn provide ample worktop space - as well as good storage solutions. The chimney-breast houses the range oven which is very in-keeping with the age and period of the house, as well as being a fabulous oven practically! The other side of the room has space for a large dining table with chairs, and there is an external door leading to the rear patio.
Cellar 16'5" x 4'11" (5m x 1.5m)
On the lower ground floor, accessed via stone stairs in the kitchen, there is a cellar which is handy storage space.
Main Bedroom 13'5" x 13'3" (4.1m x 4.04m)
The main bedroom is a very large double room at the front of the house above the large living room. There are two windows looking over the front elevation which also includes a view over the historic Pudsey landscape. The main bedroom has been modernised throughout and the large space well used by the current owners. There is a built in wardrobe at the front of the room over the entrance hall, and the rest of the large space allows room for large bedroom furniture.
Second Bedroom 13'7" x 9'11" (4.14m x 3.02m)
The second bedroom is another double bedroom at the rear of the house with a view of the rear garden. Decorated in a two-tone theme with heritage colours, this is a welcoming relaxing bedroom to enjoy. The current owners in particular have enjoyed the ability to work from this room as well as have a fabulous second bedroom.
House Bathroom
The house bathroom is both generous and luxurious! Houses of this period would not have had internal bathrooms, hence is being such a welcome surprise that this one is very generous in size! There is a four-piece suite within which has a stand-alone roll top bath, separate shower cubicle, toilet and hand basin - all of which are finished with heritage taps.
External
Externally to the front of the house there is a large, private garden which is south-facing and therefore gets a lot of sunshine (Yorkshire weather permitting). The front garden is paved for low maintenance and will be great for entertaining guests in - despite being at the front of the house the garden is surprisingly private. To the rear of the house there is another outside space (again rare for a property of this age) which is a traditional rear yard with access through for neighbours. This is another peaceful private space to enjoy and will offer cool shade in the summer.
Location
Pudsey is a historic market town in West Yorkshire boasting all the amenities one could ever need. There is a bustling town centre with an outdoor market, a wide range of shops and services and fantastic transport links. Pudsey is very well located for commuting sat geographically between Leeds and Bradford with road, bus and rail links to both West Yorkshire Cities. This very sought after area has a fantastic mix of properties, ranging from 1800’s stone built houses to modern luxury developments; but still manages to retain the community feeling which makes Pudsey stand out in Yorkshire! There are a range of bars, restaurants and social amenities too as well as close by walks in the local countryside.
Agents notes
We are advised that this house is freehold and will be sold as such. The EPC is a band D with the potential to be a band B. The council tax is a band B.
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