Cross Lane Court, Keighley

A truly distinctive home where historic character meets refined contemporary living. Set within an impressive mill conversion in the charming village of Bradley, this exceptional property retains a wealth of original features alongside beautifully considered interiors, generous proportions and an enviable sense of space.
At the heart of the home is the spectacular open-plan kitchen and dining space, beautifully appointed and designed for both everyday living and entertaining. A large central island creates a natural focal point, while patio doors open directly onto the garden, creating a seamless connection between the interior and outside space.
The impressive lounge is centred around a characterful gas wood-burning style stove and enjoys wonderful views, while a striking mezzanine level above provides a versatile additional space, ideal as a home office, snug, reading area or creative studio.
Three generous double bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation, with the principal bedroom benefiting from its own en-suite. A stylish house bathroom, downstairs WC and large separate laundry room complete the accommodation.
Outside, the beautifully presented garden offers a private and peaceful space for relaxing and entertaining, complemented by two allocated parking spaces.
Perfectly combining the architectural character of a historic mill with stylish modern living, this is a truly special home in an enviable North Yorkshire setting. Bradley offers a charming village lifestyle surrounded by the beautiful Aire Valley countryside, with canal-side walks and easy access to Skipton, Keighley and the Yorkshire Dales.
The property is leasehold with an impressive 975 years remaining on the lease. The annual service charge of £1,128 includes the upkeep of the two allocated car ports and building insurance, offering excellent convenience and peace of mind.
Buyer & Seller Anti Money Laundering Checks
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