Located in the idyllic Yorkshire Dales, Sunnyside is a pretty 5 bedroom farmhouse that offers extensive views of Nidderdale, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Recently improved, the property is arranged over two floors and features a large exposed beam sitting room with a wood burning stove, a well-proportioned study and a useful family room. The spacious kitchen is decorated in a traditional farmhouse style and includes an Aga, forming the focal point of the room. French doors lead on to the rear terrace and garden, where lovely views over Nidderdale can be enjoyed. Upstairs, five bedrooms, a dressing room and three bath/shower rooms (two en suite) can be found.
This excellent property is extremely well located. The village of Darley, provides excellent local ameneties including a village shop, church and school. The Wellington Inn, a wonderful 18th century coaching inn, is Darley's only pub and offers refuge to locals and travellers alike. The spa town of Harrogate (10 miles) also offers extensive facilities and Leeds (26 miles) and Bradford (20 miles) are easily within commuting distance.
This delightful south-facing farmhouse would be the perfect property for a family who want to enjoy the delights of country living but want to stay within a comfortable daily commuting distance.
The guide price is £749,000. For futher information please contact Knight Frank on 01423 530 088.
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