The 10 most expensive homes on the market in Otley
By Rebecca Marano
Published 6th Dec 2020, 06:00 GMT
The market town of Otley sits on the River Wharfe in the north west of Leeds.
The popular suburb is famous for the Otley Chevin, as well as its friendly residents and thriving town centre. Properties on the market range from historic terrace houses, converted mill flats and large family homes. These are the most expensive homes on the market right now, according to Zoopla:
These are the most expensive homes on the market right now, according to Zoopla:
It has a mature landscaped gardens and woodland and is set in a rural location. It is on the market with Dacre Son & Hartley for £925,000.
The beautiful Danefield House in East Chevin Road was built in the 1920s. The detached home has four bedrooms and a living space stretching to over 3000sqft.
It has a large family friendly garden. Approximately 2.27 acres of owned pasture land may be available by separate negotiation. It is on the market with Dacre, Son and Hartley for £625,000.
This Grade II listed home is part of a barn conversion which retains features such as exposed stone and timber-work. It has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and two reception rooms.
This former guest house is a Grade II Listed property was constructed in 1753. It is currently a bed and breakfast but has consent to revert to a solely domestic use.
It has six bedrooms, five bathrooms and five reception rooms, as well as a contained garden in the back. It is on the market for £595,000 with Dacre Son & Hartley.
This deceptively large terraced home in Grosvenor Terrace boasts five bedrooms and three bathrooms. The four story home also has a rear courtyard but overlooks the neighbouring park.
The Victorian property has period features throughout. It is on the market for £499,950 with Dacre Son & Hartley.
This Victorian semi-detached home on West Chevin Road boasts many period features. It was designed by R Alfred Marshall was constructed in 1887
