Gledstone Road, West Marton, Skipton, North Yorkshire, BD23

A fabulous transformation of this Grade II listed four bedroom detached house sitting off the road in the popular village of West Marton. Located between Skipton and Clitheroe this property offers easy access to the best of what both have. With full renovation, retaining many period features and updated to an excellent standard, offering family accommodation and private gardens and driveway.

Yew Tree Farm is a Yorkshire long style house with most rooms facing the garden and light. With underfloor heating to both the ground and first floor.

Through the formal front door into an entrance hallway with stone flagged floor, exposed beams and a staircase leading to the first floor. Onto the dining room with a stone flagged floor, exposed beams and a window to the front. Through to the utility room with a selection of wall, drawer, base units and tall cupboards, along with plumbing for a washing machine, space for a dryer, an external door and a boot room/cloaks area with two windows to the rear. Off here, is the plant room with a stone floor and water cylinder tank. From the dining room you enter the kitchen diner which offers a selection of wall, drawer and base units with wooden worktop surfaces over, space for an American style fridge/freezer, a Rangemaster cooker with induction hob and extractor above, integrated dishwasher, exposed beams and mullion windows to the front. From here the second staircase leads to the first floor, an understairs boot cupboard and a pantry cupboard with a window to the rear. Onto the living room with exposed beams, stone floors, windows to the front and rear, a wood burning stove sat in a feature fireplace with the words 'Yew Tree Farm' engraved into it.

To the first floor and into the first bedroom with exposed beams, stone fireplace and a window to the front. A sliding door provides access into the en-suite which comprises of, a walk-in shower cubicle with rain hood and attachment, close coupled w.c., and a wash hand basin sat in a feature wooden vanity unit. The next room is the master bedroom with a window to the front, feature open fireplace and an en-suite with beautiful tiled floor, part tiled walls, shower with soakaway, large rain hood and attachment, twin sinks set in a feature wooden plinth, a close coupled w.c., Heritage heated towel rail, display cabinet and exposed beams. Double doors from the master bedroom lead through to a further bedroom/dressing room which is also accessed from the second landing. From the second landing into the family bathroom which offers a modern style roll top bath, twin sinks with feature vanity unit, walk-in shower with rain hood and soakaway, Heritage heated towel rail, wall lights, tiled floor and windows to the side and rear. The final bedroom has feature beams and a window to the front.

Externally, to the front is a gravelled driveway accessed through a five bar gate and a gravelled pathway leads up beyond an Indian stone flagged patio area taking in the best of the sunshine. There is a lawn with trees and shrubs surrounding along with decorative borders and a raised lawn which leads away from the house. To the rear there is a shed and further parking to roadside and a shared access along the rear of the property.

Local Authority & Council Tax Band
• North Yorkshire Council,
• Council Tax Band G
Tenure, Services & Parking
• Freehold
• Mains electricity, water and drainage are installed
• There is parking for a number of cars on site
• The property is located in a conservation area and is Grade II listed.
• An access is in place for the neighbour over the land owned by the property
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This property enjoys a highly desirable location – the house enjoying far reaching views across undulating Southern Dales countryside. For those who need to travel, many of the region's principle towns are within comfortable daily travelling distance. Leeds is approximately 33 miles away and Manchester only 42 miles distant. Nearby Skipton, a town regularly featured by The Sunday Times as being one of the UK’s most desirable in which to live, offers comprehensive retail, social and recreational amenities, as well as highly regarded state schooling. There are a number of private schools within easy daily reach. From Skipton railway station there are frequent services into Leeds, with regular onwards connections throughout the day to London Kings Cross. International airports are available in both Manchester and to the north of Leeds, whilst the M65 motorway can be joined at nearby Colne.

From Skipton take the A59 towards Clitheroe, bearing right at the roundabout shortly after Broughton Hall. Continue ahead through the village of East Marton, next enter West Marton Village taking the first right where the property is located on the right marked by our Dacre, Son & Hartley 'For Sale' board.