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  • Main Street, Ickornshaw, BD22 0DH

    £150,000 Asking Price

    Tucked away in the small hamlet of Ickornshaw on the edge of Cowling, this stone-built cottage brings together period charm and practicality.

    The living room has a warm and cosy feel, helped by the log-burning stove at its centre. Windows to both front and back bring in good natural light, and there's a built-in cupboard and shelving. Stairs lead both up to the bedroom and down to the kitchen below.

    The lower-ground floor dining kitchen has a lovely rustic feel, with exposed stonework and timber beams giving it character. The fitted units have been thoughtfully designed to work with the space and include an electric oven, gas hob, under-counter fridge and washing machine. From here, steps lead straight out to a private garden with a pleasant outlook over the beck. There's space to sit out and a timber shed with light and power, making it useful for storage or a bit of workshop space.

    Upstairs, the double bedroom has a peaceful feel and is served by a smart modern shower room with a large walk-in shower. The whole place has been well looked after and is ready to move into.

    Ickornshaw offers a quiet setting without feeling isolated. The primary school is just a short walk away and Cowling village has a shop, two pubs, a village hall and regular buses. Cross Hills is nearby too, with a popular secondary school and a wider range of shops and services.

    Beds: 1 Reception Rooms: 1 Baths: 1
    Looking for a characterful home in a peaceful spot with a private garden and a log-burning stove? This one bedroom cottage combines cosy interiors, modern conveniences and charming features.
  • Lodge Street, Glusburn, BD20 8QN

    £127,500 Asking Price

    The property open in to a practical entrance vestibule, providing space for coats and shoes.

    Beyond this is an open plan living room and kitchen. The spacious living area allows for a variety of furniture layouts. At the rear, the kitchen is designed to make efficient use of the space, fitted with a range of wall and base units along with an integrated oven and hob. Under the staircase is a designated area with plumbing for a washing machine.

    On the first floor, the landing is of a good size and offers scope for a dedicated workspace. A deep storage cupboard is also located here. The bedroom is a well proportioned double, complete with fitted wardrobes and a dressing table. The house bathroom is of a generous size and completes the first floor.

    Outside, there is a stone built outhouse providing useful additional storage.

    The property is available with no onward chain and is positioned within a short walk of the local amenities in Cross Hills. This location makes it a suitable option for a single person, a young couple, or those seeking to downsize.

    Beds: 1 Reception Rooms: 1 Baths: 1
    Looking for a well laid out one bedroom home with generous proportions throughout? This property offers an open plan living space, a large bathroom, fitted storage and a short walk to the amenities in Cross Hills.
  • Chapel Road, Steeton, BD20 6NU

    £120,000 Asking Price

    This two-bedroom through-by-light cottage in Steeton offers a straightforward layout and plenty of potential. While some updating may be needed, the space is practical and easy to work with.

    The entrance vestibule gives a handy space for coats before moving through to the open plan living kitchen. The layout has enough room to arrange furniture comfortably, and the kitchen is fitted with wall and base units, along with integrated appliances including a fridge, oven, grill, and gas hob. There’s also space for a washing machine, and a storage area under the stairs houses the boiler which was installed in 2024.

    Upstairs are two bedrooms and a white three-piece bathroom. The property gives a blank canvas for those looking to modernise to their own taste. Although there is no private outdoor space, there is an open green area opposite the cottage and lovely walks are close by.

    Centrally positioned in the village, it is well placed for access to the, hospital, pharmacy and Co-op. The train station is just a short walk away, which makes it a good fit for those commuting or looking to stay connected to nearby towns. Offered with no onward chain, the purchase process is likely to be more straightforward.

    Beds: 2 Reception Rooms: 1 Baths: 1
    Looking for a well-located cottage close to the train station and hospital? This two-bedroom home in Steeton comes with a modern boiler, no onward chain and easy access to village amenities.
  • Hawber Cote Lane, Silsden, BD20 0JJ

    £115,000 Guide Price

    Offered to the market is a building plot with full planning permission granted on 19 February 2024 (24/00040/FUL) for the construction of a three bedroom detached property. The site sits on Hawber Cote Lane, opposite Silsden Primary School, making it a convenient position close to the centre of town.

    The plans allow for a modern home with an entrance hall and cloakroom, a front-facing dining kitchen and a study, together with a living room at the rear. Bi-fold doors from the living room open directly to the garden, creating a strong link between indoor and outdoor space. The first floor layout offers three bedrooms including one with an en-suite, along with a separate house bathroom and a shower room.

    Externally, the proposed property includes parking to the front, as well as a terrace-style garden both at the front and rear. The arrangement offers scope for outdoor seating areas, with enough space to suit day-to-day living and entertaining.

    This site presents an excellent opportunity for those keen to build a home to their own specification. It will also appeal to local builders seeking a manageable project during quieter periods. With a guide price of £115,000, the plot represents strong potential, with the completed property expected to achieve a value in the region of £375,000.

    Beds: 0 Reception Rooms: 0 Baths: 0
    Looking for a building project with strong potential? This plot with full planning permission offers the chance to create a three bedroom detached home in a well-regarded part of Silsden, with an anticipated finished value of around £375,000.
  • North View, Eastburn, BD20 8TY

    £99,950 Asking Price

    Nestled in the heart of the village and pleasantly tucked away, this one-bedroom cottage has plenty of charm and character with the modern conveniences of UPVC double glazing and a recently installed central heating system and boiler.

    The property opens into the living room with exposed ceiling timbers and a focal wood-burning stove set within a rustic stone surround, creating a warm and cosy setting.

    The compact yet functional kitchen, cleverly sectioned off from the living space, offers modern amenities including an electric oven and hob, along with convenient storage options under the stairs.

    Upstairs, a spacious bedroom boasts a striking exposed stone wall and provides ample room for a double bed and additional furniture, while the adjoining bathroom comprises of a bath with electric shower over, wash basin and WC.

    Conveniently located with easy access to local amenities such as a Eastburn Stores, park, Eastburn Fisheries, and Airedale Hospital.

    With scenic walking paths right at your doorstep and the train station a mere 15-minute stroll away, this property presents an ideal opportunity for a single occupant or young couple seeking a quaint retreat in a popular village setting. Plus, the property is available with no onward chain.

    Beds: 1 Reception Rooms: 1 Baths: 1
    Looking for your first home? This quaint one-bedroom cottage has plenty of charm and character with its exposed timbers, wood-burning stove, and convenient amenities, offering an ideal home for singles or young couples. Plus, with no onward chain, the process is made even easier.
  • Keighley Road, Silsden, BD20 0EA

    £87,500 Asking Price

    This first-floor flat is part of a well-maintained building of three individual properties, jointly managed by the owners.

    A small vestibule leads to a staircase, opening onto a generous landing with access to the loft. The living room is a good size, allowing for flexible furniture arrangements and space for a dining table. The kitchen, though compact, is well-equipped with wall and base units, an integrated oven and hob and room for a fridge freezer.

    At the rear of the property, the double bedroom overlooks the back of the building, offering a quieter setting. The bathroom is larger than expected, featuring a separate shower and a built-in storage cupboard with plumbing for a washing machine. A new boiler was installed in 2022, adding to the property’s practicality.

    The leasehold runs for 999 years from July 2003 (with 979 years remaining). The three flat owners collectively form the management company, handling maintenance and buildings insurance, with recent insurance costs split three ways at approximately £120 per flat. Any necessary repairs are also divided equally.

    Offered with no onward chain, this property is well-suited to first-time buyers, investors, or those looking to downsize.

    Beds: 1 Reception Rooms: 1 Baths: 1
    Looking for a centrally located flat with a long lease and no onward chain? This first-floor property offers a spacious layout, a modern boiler, and a straightforward management structure with shared building costs.