The substantial home extends to approximately 2000 sqft and offers an impressive array of individual features coupled with open roof top views across Bardsey village. The property, which has been the subject of a meticulous programme of refurbishment, provides well-presented and spacious accommodation which is enhanced by the incorporation of the most up-to-date technology helps to ensure that this impressive home suits the requirements of modern day living.

The discerning purchaser is first greeted by a marvellous entrance hallway which provides access to all the ground floor accommodation. The spacious lounge offers a relaxing area to unwind and provides direct access to the separate sitting room which offers bi-folding doors to the rear garden.

At the centre of this wonderful home sits a sensational open plan dining kitchen which features a wealth of fitted appliances, whilst echoing the quality of a skilful build. Further ground floor accommodation includes a guest w.c.

The first-floor accommodation is accessed via stairs from the entrance hallway which lead to the first-floor landing. The master suite boasts a marvellous open aspect across Bardsey village and is further enhanced by the inclusion of an impressive en-suite shower room. There are a further four bedrooms which offer generous proportions and are readily serviced by the inspiring family bathroom

The gardens of this home lie predominately to the rear and have been graded and lawned and are surrounded by mature plants, tress and hedges. A recently constructed composite deck area has been carefully designed to ensure the thorough enjoyment of all the family. The property is approached via a private driveway that leads to an integral garage with electronically operated garage door.

Mentioned in the Doomsday Survey in 1086, the historic village of Bardsey has a first-class Junior school, renowned for its education feed to The Grammar School at Leeds and it has a Parish Church, a village hall and a village tennis club plus a long-established Public House. The Bingley Arms, or The Priests Inn as it was called hundreds of years ago, has a known history that dates back as far as 953AD when Samson Ellis brewed in the central part of the building. Bardsey also enjoys a thriving community spirit. The immediate area is further well served by numerous sporting facilities including golf courses and swimming pool, sports clubs, shops and schools, whilst providing easy access to the market town of Wetherby, Harrogate and Leeds, with the national motorway network also within easy reach.