Property & Houses For Sale: Bradford, Yeoman Court, Clayton Heights | Robert watts

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** FANTASTIC PLOT POSITION ** OFFERED WITH NO CHAIN ** SUBSTANTIAL MODERN DETACHED situated within this ever popular Westwood Park development where properties continue to sell well. Internally the property briefly comprises, Entrance Hallway, Living Room, spacious Kitchen/Diner (formally 2 rooms), Utility Room, Study and W.C. To the first floor, four good sized bedrooms with en-suite to the master and house bathroom. Externally, are lawned gardens and double drive which leads to the garage. This can offer the potential to convert into an Annex or allow extension opportunity (subject to permissions). Well placed for many amenities, walks, schools and commute to Halifax and Bradford. Viewing is strongly advised

Entrance Hall

Stairs leading to the first floor

Lounge

Wall mounted electric frire

Dining Kitchen

A great space , ideal for family gatherings with patio doors leading onto the decked seating area and garden. Having a selection of wall and base units, worktops with sink and drainer. Oven, hob and extarctor. Plumbing for dishwasher

Study

Utility Room

Plumbing for washer and space for dryer

Cloakroom

Vanity style sink and W.C

First Floor

Large landing area with loft access

Master Bedroom

Fitted wardrobes and en-suite

En-suite

Corner shower cubicle with sink and W.C

Bedroom Two

Bedroom Three

Bedroom Four

Family Bathroom

Three piece suite with mixer tap, vanity sink and W.C

Outside

Sat on an enviable plot with double drive and double garage. Gardens to side and pleasant garden to the rear, mainly laid to lawn with large decked seating area

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