A home that balances character with considered design.

From the moment you step inside, there is a sense of intent. The entrance hall is both welcoming and highly functional, offering a practical space to arrive, de-robe, and settle. It sets the tone immediately, with a calm and refined feel that continues throughout the house. The layout has been carefully reworked to create a series of spaces that feel connected, yet distinct in how they are used.

To the rear, the living kitchen forms a natural hub, opening out through multi paned French doors to the garden beyond. It is a room that works well as it stands, with a more traditional finish, yet offers clear potential for further evolution over time should a new owner wish to update or extend. At the centre of the home, the principal sitting room provides a more grounded, relaxed setting, with strong proportions, a log burner, and rooflights drawing in natural light from above. Alongside this, the snug offers a more intimate retreat, reminiscent of a tucked away corner in a high end alpine lodge.

The formal sitting room introduces a different sense of scale, with high ceilings, original fitted cabinetry, and a second log burner creating both presence and warmth. From here, a separate study sits just beyond, discreet and private, complete with its own original fireplace, making it well suited to home working. Practical elements are well considered, with a ground floor WC and utility room supporting the day to day running of the house without interrupting the main living spaces.

Upstairs, the accommodation continues to offer flexibility. The principal suite is well arranged, with its own en suite and a dressing room that connects it back into the wider first floor, allowing for both privacy and flow depending on how the space is used. A further guest bedroom also benefits from its own en suite, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a well appointed house bathroom. The arrangement works comfortably for a range of buyers, from those wanting space around them to families needing a more structured layout.

Outside, the gardens are a defining feature. South facing and enjoying far reaching views to the west, they provide long summer evenings and open sunset outlooks across the surrounding countryside. The grounds are thoughtfully arranged, offering both open areas and more sheltered spots, with a raised terrace forming a natural setting for sitting and entertaining. In addition, there are workshops and useful storage sheds, adding a practical layer to the outdoor space.

A neighbouring paddock is currently rented on an informal basis and may be available to continue, offering further opportunity for those seeking additional outdoor space. Arthington itself remains a highly regarded setting, combining a semi rural feel with strong connectivity to Otley, Ilkley, Leeds, and Harrogate, as well as ease of access to Leeds Bradford Airport.

A home that offers depth, flexibility, and a quiet sense of completeness.