2 Bed Detached House For Sale

Property Features



 

• Link-detached bungalow.
• Two good sized double bedrooms.
• Elevated and quiet position with stunning views.
• Spacious kitchen with dining.
• Well-appointed bathroom suite.
• Gardens to the front and rear.
• Photovoltaic panels contributing to energy costs.
• Driveway and garage.

Property Description







A well-positioned and well-proportioned two-bedroom link-detached bungalow set on the sought-after Cam Lane in the popular village of Thornton-in-Craven.



This property enjoys an elevated position providing impressive far-reaching views over the valley to the hills and moors beyond.  To the rear the garden backs onto fields giving an attractive degree of privacy.   



The accommodation briefly comprises a front entrance porch, central hallway, sitting room, kitchen diner, small utility room, two double bedrooms and a house bathroom with a three-piece suite.



The house benefits from large windows throughout that take advantage of the stunning views and sunlight from sunrise to sunset.    



The property sits in attractive established gardens, with access to the side where there is room for several sheds.



 The rear garden has an elevated seating area that receives the sun from morning to evening in the summer months and has views over the fields behind.



There is a single garage with a remotely operated garage door and a driveway with space for several cars. To the rear, adjoining the garage, is a potting shed.



Photovoltaic panels on a FIT tariff consistently provide a much welcome income towards rising energy costs. £1,800 was earned from early September 2022 to early September 2023. The annual amount is weather dependant.



Cam Lane is a quiet and safe street with no through traffic. It forms part of the Pennine Way serving as the start of many walks both local and further afield.



The picturesque village of Thornton-In-Craven remains one of the area's most popular locations.



The village has its own church and junior school and is within the catchment area of the highly regarded Ermysted's Grammar and Skipton Girl’s High Schools.



It is situated within a 15-minute drive of the Yorkshire Dales National Park and within a 10-minute drive of the towns and amenities of Skipton, Colne and Barnoldswick.



The train station in Skipton has regular train services to Leeds, Bradford, and London.



From Colne there are also train links and excellent road links including the M65 motorway.







In further detail, Heather Bank comprises:



Entrance Porch



Double glazed entrance porch with space for shoes and inner door.



Central Hallway



Spacious and bright central hallway providing access to all main rooms. The area has room for storage, coat rail, a large radiator and hatch to the partly boarded and insulated loft above.



Sitting Room



A spacious room with a large, double-glazed bay window providing long-distance views over the valley beyond. Two large radiators, TV point and an electric fireplace with surround.  



Kitchen & Dining



Fully fitted kitchen. Stainless steel sink. Combi boiler. Space for integrated washing machine. Gas oven and hob. Radiator. Double glazed windows. Views over the garden and field beyond.



Bedroom 1



Radiator, double glazing, and fitted wardrobe. Long reaching views over the valley and hills beyond.



Bedroom 2



Double glazing, radiator, and views over garden and field behind.



Bathroom



UPVC double glazing, radiator, three-piece suite, and electric shower.



Utility



Fitted cupboards and shelving. Radiator. Door into rear garden.



Garage



Power, lighting, and remote operated garage door.



External



Well sized, but manageable, front, and rear gardens with views. Sunny patio and potting shed.

Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax: D