Your coffee will still be piping hot as you take the 60 second walk across to jump on the train. Period, character and ston, this period home retains the details that give it a sense of history and past stories whilst still being easy and convienient to live in.

The home opens with a welcoming entrance vestibule before leading into a generous lounge at the front. High ceilings add to the sense of space, while solid wood flooring and an original-style Inglenook fireplace provide a strong focal point. Set within it, the cast iron log-burning stove brings a natural warmth to the room and reinforces the character that runs throughout the house.

To the rear, the kitchen and dining space provides a more relaxed setting for everyday life. A stone floor complements the period architecture, while the kitchen brings a modern touch. Full-height access to the garden makes the room feel naturally connected to the outside, with the rear courtyard offering an enclosed place to sit and enjoy the sunshine. There is also a useful external store.

The two bedrooms are both well proportioned, with the front bedroom enjoying a high ceiling and traditional fireplace, while the rear bedroom has its own cast iron fireplace. A well-sized family bathroom completes the first floor.

Below the house, the cellar provides valuable additional space. With plumbing for a washing machine, room for a tumble dryer and plenty of scope for storage, they offer the sort of practical flexibility that is particularly useful in a period terrace.

The location adds another layer of practicality. Horsforth Train Station is around a two-minute walk away, providing services towards Leeds, York and Harrogate, while the surrounding area offers a good selection of shops, cafés, restaurants, bars and everyday amenities. Local schools, parks and a range of sporting and leisure facilities are also close by. For journeys further afield, the A65 and A6120 provide straightforward road connections, with regular bus services into Leeds and Leeds Bradford Airport within a short drive.

A well-kept period home with genuine character, useful additional space and a location that makes getting around particularly easy.