Rawdon Hall Lodge is a stunning detached home situated in a private road next to open farm land.
Situated on Rawdon Hall Drive within a conservation area, the charming property is surrounded by its own gardens, and has views across the countryside and the neighbouring Rawdon Golf and Lawn Tennis Club.
Inside the house is full of delightful surprises.
The house has an unusual layout which has been developed over time by the present owners but could easily be altered again to provide two separate dwellings or an annexe.
Nicola Thompson, a director from Adair Paxton, said: “Rawdon Hall Lodge is a big house, with big gardens, in a great area, so it ticks three key boxes.
"It’s also an opportunity for someone to put their own stamp on a vast period house, that has six reception rooms and five bedrooms, and spans more than 4,500 sq ft.
“With some foresight and vision, it could be a truly grand home in a very exclusive area, on a private road next to open farmland.
"It also sits in substantial gardens and has a quiet, rural feel, whilst still being within easy reach of Apperley Bridge railway station, Leeds Bradford Airport, the A65 and several shops, pubs and restaurants.”
It is on the market for an asking price of £950,000 with Adair Paxton.
Take a look inside....
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Upstairs there are three bedrooms all with stunning views and fitted wardrobes. The master bedroom has a huge window and door overlooking the roof terrace, gardens and beyond. It has an archway through to its private dressing room and en-suite bathroom.
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The family bathroom is fitted with a three piece white suite comprising bath with shower attachment, WC and wash hand basin.
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Outside, the grounds are a highlight of this home. There are extensive lawned areas, orchard, trees and shrubs and although the grounds are large they have been developed for ease of maintenance.
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All around the house is a paved area and to the side of the kitchen is a charming stone walled sheltered patio with a feature stone topped table. This area is lit and is ideal for barbecues and al fresco dining.
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A roof terrace accessed from the main bedroom provides further opportunity to enjoy the idyllic rural setting of this lovely family home. There is also a cobbled courtyard, two driveways and a large parking area outside the double garage.
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Location wise, the house is a private and secluded semi-rural spot, but is only five minutes drive to Apperley Bridge station providing fast and frequent services to Leeds and Bradford city centres.