A double fronted stone cottage of considerable charm and character with three double bedrooms, conservatory, south facing garden and off-street parking near to Yeadon Tarn and the town centre.

A most attractively presented, double fronted, end stone house of considerable charm and character dating back to the mid-1800s. Set in a fantastic location next to Yeadon Tarn and within walking distance of the village high street. Featuring a private south facing lawned garden with a patio, shed (light/power installed), log store and off-street parking. The accommodation, featuring exposed beams, pine doors, Yorkshire stone, slate and solid oak flooring has a gas-fired heating system and UPVC sealed double glazed windows. The south facing porch and inner hall leads to the principal ground floor rooms. The lounge is a generous, yet cosy room, with an inglenook stone fireplace surrounding a log burning stove. This is open to a conservatory extension enjoying a south facing aspect of the garden. The dining kitchen with a Yorkshire stone and slate floor has built in cupboards, Aga cooker and another stone fireplace surround with a multi fuel stove. There is a rear entrance porch, hallway, pantry and a useful utility room. An open landing, with built-in storage cupboard, leads to three double bedrooms, two with wardrobes (one walk-in, one fixed) and a modern house bathroom.

Yeadon is a popular area of Northwest Leeds. The high street offers numerous local amenities, eateries and shops including a Morrison s Supermarket. There are also several highly regarded schools. Located on the edge of the Yorkshire countryside, there are a multitude of pleasant walks, including Otley Chevin and Yeadon Tarn, which is a popular sailing and fishing lake. More extensive daily amenities are available in the neighbouring towns of Guiseley and Horsforth, both with train stations offering links to Leeds, Bradford, Ilkley and beyond. Leeds Bradford Airport is also on the doorstep.