Standout Features
- Three Bedroom Mid Terrace
- Gas Central Heating
- Perfect For First Time Buyers
- Cellar
- Popular Residential Location
- Large Attic Room
- Yards Front & Rear
- Off Street Parking Being Made Available
- Modern Throughout
- Council Tax Band: A
Property Description
This three-bedroom terraced home on Century Street combines period character with a fitted dining kitchen and contemporary bathroom. Ceiling cornicing, timber doors and fireplaces add individuality, while the principal bedroom occupies the attic level, featuring exposed beams and space for a seating area.
The lounge centres around a stove set within a stone-lined fireplace recess, framed by a timber mantel and tiled hearth. Ceiling cornicing and a picture rail complement the timber floorboards, while a large window brings natural light into the room.
The separate dining kitchen provides space for a family-sized table alongside white wall and base units, contrasting handles and grey worktops. A freestanding cooker sits beneath a stainless-steel extractor, with under-counter space for laundry and dishwashing appliances. A substantial timber cupboard adds useful storage, and the rear entrance leads outside.
On the first floor are two bedrooms and the bathroom. One bedroom is currently arranged with twin beds and retains a decorative fireplace and fitted cupboard. The other features neutral décor and carpeted flooring, offering flexibility as a bedroom or home office.
The bathroom is fitted with a white suite comprising a bath, wash basin and WC. An over-bath shower with a rainfall-style head and glass screen is complemented by pale rectangular wall tiles, blue panelling and patterned flooring.
The principal bedroom occupies the attic floor, where exposed timber beams and sloping ceilings create a distinctive retreat. A roof window provides natural light, with room for a double bed and seating furniture. Shelving beneath the eaves makes practical use of the space.
Outside, a small enclosed front courtyard separates the entrance from the boundary wall. To the rear, a gravelled yard provides low-maintenance outdoor space for container planting and seating.
The lounge centres around a stove set within a stone-lined fireplace recess, framed by a timber mantel and tiled hearth. Ceiling cornicing and a picture rail complement the timber floorboards, while a large window brings natural light into the room.
The separate dining kitchen provides space for a family-sized table alongside white wall and base units, contrasting handles and grey worktops. A freestanding cooker sits beneath a stainless-steel extractor, with under-counter space for laundry and dishwashing appliances. A substantial timber cupboard adds useful storage, and the rear entrance leads outside.
On the first floor are two bedrooms and the bathroom. One bedroom is currently arranged with twin beds and retains a decorative fireplace and fitted cupboard. The other features neutral décor and carpeted flooring, offering flexibility as a bedroom or home office.
The bathroom is fitted with a white suite comprising a bath, wash basin and WC. An over-bath shower with a rainfall-style head and glass screen is complemented by pale rectangular wall tiles, blue panelling and patterned flooring.
The principal bedroom occupies the attic floor, where exposed timber beams and sloping ceilings create a distinctive retreat. A roof window provides natural light, with room for a double bed and seating furniture. Shelving beneath the eaves makes practical use of the space.
Outside, a small enclosed front courtyard separates the entrance from the boundary wall. To the rear, a gravelled yard provides low-maintenance outdoor space for container planting and seating.
Additional Information
Tenure:
Freehold
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Hainworth, Keighley, West Yorkshire
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