Airedale Mews, Skipton, BD23

Entry to the property is through a UPVC door, into an entrance hall through to the living room with a fire surround with electric fire. Off this room is the kitchen which offers a selection of base, wall and drawer units with worktop surfaces over, a stainless steel sink and drainer, integrated electric oven, electric hob with extractor fan above, plumbing for a washing machine, a cupboard housing the gas combination boiler, vinyl flooring and access out to the rear garden. Following the property through from the living room, this leads through to the hallway which has two useful storage cupboards and access to the two bedrooms and house bathroom that is on offer. The dining room/bedroom two has a UPVC window looking out on to the rear garden. Bedroom one is to the front elevation, and is of a great size as seen from our images along with the addition of further storage. The house bathroom includes a bath with shower over, w.c., pedestal wash basin, partially tiled walls and a UPVC window to the rear. Externally, there is a well maintained small lawned area and decorative borders, along with a patio seating and access to the side pathway. There is also communal parking to the front of the property. AGENTS NOTES: Gas central heating, mains water, sewage and electric. This is a freehold property. No allocated parking included, however communal parking is available. �70 payable to Carleton Park Management company annually for upkeep of the communal areas and reviewed annually. The property is situated in Carleton Park and is readily accessible to the facilities in Skipton town centre which include numerous retail outlets including supermarkets and local shops as well as a large number of leisure facilities with a swimming pool, cinema, numerous pubs and restaurants. The town has an enviable reputation for its schooling and the property is in the catchment area for the highly regarded Ermysteds Boys Grammar School and Skipton Girls High School. The railway station has services to Leeds, Bradford and London, many West Yorkshire and East Lancashire business centres are within reasonable commuting distance. The town is set amidst scenic countryside and is renowned as the 'Gateway to the Dales'.