Map2 bedroom apartment for sale
Mulberry Lane, Steeton
Apartment
2 beds
1 bath
645 sq ft / 60 sq m
EPC rating: C
Key information
Tenure: Leasehold | 132 yrs left
Council tax: Band B
Features and description
- Tenure: Leasehold (132 years remaining)
- Ground floor apartment
- Two bedrooms
- Allocated parking
- Bathroom with under floor heating
- Large picture windows
- Light and airy interior
- Delightful location
- Long distance views
- Sought after location
This superb, TWO BEDROOM, GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT is tucked away amidst BEAUTIFUL COUNTRYSIDE and situated within a HISTORIC BUILDING. Featuring LARGE PICTURE WINDOWS, HIGH CEILINGS and ALLOCATED PARKING.
Property Details - If you're seeking a charming period home at an affordable price, set in a delightful location, then this is worth considering.
This superb two-bedroom, ground floor apartment, tucked away amidst beautiful countryside yet minutes from local amenities, is situated within a historic building. Featuring large picture windows and high ceilings -characteristic of its period, the property boasts allocated parking within the expansive car park on the approach to Woodland Mills.
Upon entry, a telecom system leads to a warm communal entrance hall with stairs, elevator and corridor providing access to the apartments. The interior is light, airy and neutrally decorated throughout, appealing to a variety of buyers including first-timers, investors, singles and professional couples. The apartment comprises a spacious entrance hall, a cozy sitting room with two picture windows and a dining kitchen boasting stylish units and integral appliances. The master bedroom and a further good-sized bedroom both feature two distinctive windows, while the luxurious four-piece bathroom, recently installed, impresses with underfloor heating.
Woodlands Mill stands majestically in an elevated position offering captivating, long-distance views on the fringe of the village. Steeton itself offers essential amenities such as a village shop, convenience store, doctors, public house and a hotel serving food and drinks. With excellent commuting links by bus or train, Steeton is a sought-after village close to many major towns.
For those looking for a period home at an affordable price in a delightful setting then take a look at this!
Additional Details - The lease is 150 years from 2006.
Service charge is £162 per calendar month.
Ground rent is £150 per annum.
Woodlands Mill dates from 1812, built by Thomas Pearson & Sons. In 1847 the mill was purchased by John Clough. The stream alongside Barrows Lane was dammed to provide power for the old Woodlands Mill (Worsted Spinning).
Legend has it that a pair of children's clogs were placed in the wheel pit, stylistic date of the clogs suggest around 1830 - 1840. Concealed shoes are often placed 'guarding danger points', such as doors, windows & stairs. The Woodlands Mill clogs could have been meant as a talisman for good luck in the potentially hazardous environment of a working wool mill, with its large scale machinery & moving wheels.
Construction of the Woodlands Mill development commenced 2005
Property Details - If you're seeking a charming period home at an affordable price, set in a delightful location, then this is worth considering.
This superb two-bedroom, ground floor apartment, tucked away amidst beautiful countryside yet minutes from local amenities, is situated within a historic building. Featuring large picture windows and high ceilings -characteristic of its period, the property boasts allocated parking within the expansive car park on the approach to Woodland Mills.
Upon entry, a telecom system leads to a warm communal entrance hall with stairs, elevator and corridor providing access to the apartments. The interior is light, airy and neutrally decorated throughout, appealing to a variety of buyers including first-timers, investors, singles and professional couples. The apartment comprises a spacious entrance hall, a cozy sitting room with two picture windows and a dining kitchen boasting stylish units and integral appliances. The master bedroom and a further good-sized bedroom both feature two distinctive windows, while the luxurious four-piece bathroom, recently installed, impresses with underfloor heating.
Woodlands Mill stands majestically in an elevated position offering captivating, long-distance views on the fringe of the village. Steeton itself offers essential amenities such as a village shop, convenience store, doctors, public house and a hotel serving food and drinks. With excellent commuting links by bus or train, Steeton is a sought-after village close to many major towns.
For those looking for a period home at an affordable price in a delightful setting then take a look at this!
Additional Details - The lease is 150 years from 2006.
Service charge is £162 per calendar month.
Ground rent is £150 per annum.
Woodlands Mill dates from 1812, built by Thomas Pearson & Sons. In 1847 the mill was purchased by John Clough. The stream alongside Barrows Lane was dammed to provide power for the old Woodlands Mill (Worsted Spinning).
Legend has it that a pair of children's clogs were placed in the wheel pit, stylistic date of the clogs suggest around 1830 - 1840. Concealed shoes are often placed 'guarding danger points', such as doors, windows & stairs. The Woodlands Mill clogs could have been meant as a talisman for good luck in the potentially hazardous environment of a working wool mill, with its large scale machinery & moving wheels.
Construction of the Woodlands Mill development commenced 2005
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About this agent
Established in 1978, Wilman and Lodge is one of the leading Estate Agents in Skipton and the surrounding area. We are very proud to promote our established services which include: Residential lettings, management and property services, which include: All types of building works, renovations, roofing and general maintenance. Our clients can feel at ease with knowledge that our extensive range of qualified, reliable tradesmen will produce first class workmanship. Although the main office is in Skipton town centre there are three other offices in nearby towns, all important centres in their own right, namely Grassington, approximately ten miles North of Skipton in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, Silsden, seven miles to the South East and Cross Hills approximately eight miles due South. The area covered by our four offices extends from the Northern boundaries of Keighley all the way up Airedale to Skipton and across to Barnoldswick on the Lancashire border to the West and up to Addingham to the East. The Northern boundary of our area extends from Settle across to Malham in the Yorkshire Dales and Kettlewell in Wharfedale and down the Wharfe Valley to Bolton Abbey. Virtually the whole of our area to the North of Skipton comes within the Yorkshire Dales National Park and contains spectacular and beautiful scenery at any time of the year. The area to the South of Skipton, whilst not in the National Park, is also very attractive and there are several popular and interesting villages, all with definite individual charm and character. Wilman & Lodge offer a full Estate Agency service and we pride ourselves in our professionalism in all our dealings. We are very proud of our professional reputation. Our four offices are manned by local personnel who all have an excellent background in the experience and business of moving house, as well as extensive local knowledge of their particular area.