2 bed flat for sale

Prince Street, Haworth, Keighley, West Yorkshire BD22

A well presented two bedroomed ground floor apartment converted from a former brewery and delightfully situated within the sought after village of Haworth.

This well presented ground floor apartment briefly comprises, entrance hall, lounge, open plan dining area, quality fitted kitchen and bathroom, utility and two bedrooms. Outside, designated parking. Ideally suited to the first time buyer, professional couple or someone seeking an easy to maintain retirement home or investor. An exceptional property which will only be fully revealed from an internal inspection.

Pleasantly situated in this converted former brewery, situated on the Brow side of the village convenient for local amenities therein which include, two mini supermarkets, Haworth park, the famous steam railway and the tourist attractions of the historic Main Street, the Bronte parsonage, a popular first school and medical centre.

Keighley town centre is approximately four miles distant with its larger shopping facilities and links by both road and rail to the major towns and cities of West Yorkshire.

Local Authority & Council Tax Band
The City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council
Council Tax Band C.

Tenure, Services & Parking
Freehold. Mains electricity, water, drainage and gas are installed. Domestic heating is from a gas fired combination boiler. Designated parking.

Internet and Mobile Coverage
Information obtained from the Ofcom website indicates that an internet connection is available from at least one provider. Mobile coverage (outdoors), is also available from at least one of the UKs four leading providers. For further information please refer to:

From the North Street office into the High Street, left onto South Street which continue onto Halifax Road, continue up to Crossroads roundabout then turn right into Haworth Road, continue down the road and into Lees Lane then Mill Hey then turn left into Victoria Road then first right into Prince Street, go to the very end of Prince Street and the property is in the converted brewery on the left hand side.