68, High Street
Skipton
North Yorkshire
BD23 1JJ
Nestled in the picturesque hamlet of Skyreholme, 1 mile from Appletreewick, Cracked Castle offers a splendid opportunity for those seeking a spacious and elegant family home. Set back from the lane & not overlooked from any angle, this impressive detached house boasts an abundance of living space, featuring three well-appointed reception rooms providing the perfect setting for both relaxation and entertaining.
With five generously sized bedrooms – one currently used as an office – this property offers ample well-proportioned & flexible accommodation and views to all aspects. In addition to the family bathroom, two of the five bedrooms feature en suites.
One of the standout features of Cracked Castle is its extensive parking facilities, with a double garage plus space in the drive for another six cars. This is a rare advantage in a setting such as this, providing convenience for families with multiple cars or for hosting guests.
Skyreholme and the surrounding villages are known for their stunning countryside and welcoming community spirit. Commutable to Leeds and Bradford via stations in Skipton and Ilkley, it is an ideal location for those seeking space and natural beauty while still being within reach of excellent schools and local amenities.
In summary, Cracked Castle is a special property that combines spacious living with a desirable location and beautiful views. It is perfect for buyers looking for a home that offers both comfort and practicality. Do not miss the chance to make this exceptional house your new home. NO ONWARD CHAIN.
Skyreholme is a small hamlet close to Appletreewick in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Located 9 miles north of Skipton and 11 miles from Ilkley, it is a walkers’ paradise. Criss-crossed by tributaries of the River Wharfe, it is home to Parcevall Hall Gardens and some of the county’s most renowned walks, including Troller’s Gill and the path up to Simon’s Seat. While Wharfedale is popular with visitors, Skyreholme enjoys a particularly strong community spirit, thanks to the high number of owner-occupiers living there, two terrific pubs in Appletreewick and a wide variety of events at the local Village Hall. It also falls within the catchment area for excellent schools, including the highly regarded Burnsall Primary, the Ofsted-rated Outstanding Upper Wharfedale Secondary plus two grammar schools in Skipton.
Cracked Castle manages to be both rural yet accessible: this would be the ideal home for anyone commuting into West Yorkshire’s major cities, home or hybrid workers and families of all ages, stages and sizes. Converted from a barn dating back we understand to the 1800s, it retains many of its original features, including exposed stonework, stone corbels and mullion windows. A generous rear terrace offering plentiful space for summer dining makes the most of its privacy and location. With oil-fired central heating and double glazing, the accommodation is planned on two floors and described in brief below using approximate room sizes:
With tiled floor, radiator and window.
5.94m x 5.89m max (19'6 x 19'4 max)Having beamed ceiling, recessed low voltage lighting, part exposed stone wall, two wall light points, understairs storage cupboard, two radiators.
Corner wash basin in attractive oak vanity unit, low suite wc, one wall light point, radiator.
5.94m x 5.23m (19'6 x 17'2)Dual aspect with feature stone fireplace surround with heavy lintel, raised hearth and cast iron open fire, beamed effect ceiling, recessed low voltage lighting and stone mullion windows. Exposed stone walls, oak double doors from Dining Room and two radiators.
5.84m x 4.06m (19'2 x 13'4)Currently used as a home office with dual aspect views, stone feature fireplace surround having raised hearth and cast iron open fire. Recessed low voltage lighting, windows to two sides, one wall light point and two radiators.
6.07m x 4.83m (19'11 x 15'10)Extensive range of bespoke handmade solid oak cabinets, Corian worktops and splashbacks. Glazed display cabinet, plate racks, matching island fitting with timber worktop and further storage cupboards below. One and a half bowl sink unit, with mixer tap, waste disposal, stone surround to cooking area having tiled back and housing a green two oven oil fired Aga. Four ring electric hob, plumbing for a dishwasher, part flagged and part terracotta tiled floor. Triple aspect.
With lean to glass roof, radiator, door leading to the rear garden and flagged floor.
With flagged floor, window and radiator.
With exposed stone walls, recessed lighting, one wall light point, radiator and deep fitted wardrobes.
6.05m x 3.63m max (19'10 x 11'11 max)Dual aspect with views to Simon’s Seat and over farmland. Built in wardrobes and airing cupboard. Two radiators, corner wash basin with mixer tap in vanity unit & cupboard under. One wall light point.
Force 10 multi point power shower in fully tiled cubicle, low suite wc, towel rail and radiator. Window overlooking farmland to rear.
4.67m x 3.33m max (15'4 x 10'11 max)With views to front, range of fitted wardrobes and shelving, wash basin in vanity unit, one wall light point and radiator.
3.68m x 2.84m (12'1 x 9'4)Wash basin in vanity unit, one wall light point, radiator.
3.66m x 2.46m (12'0 x 8'1)One wall light point, wash basin and radiator.
Aqualisa shower fitting in tiled and glazed shower cubicle, low suite wc, towel rail and extractor fan,
2.87m x 2.01m (9'5 x 6'7)Currently used as a study, radiator, window overlooking front.
With fitted furniture, shelving, panelled bath with tiling round and Aqualisa shower over, wash basin in vanity unit having mixer tap, low suite wc and bidet. Extractor fan and radiator.
5.72m x 5.31m (18'9 x 17'5)Electric up and over door, filtration system for the domestic water supply, mezzanine storage, power and light.
4.34m x 2.34m (14'3 x 7'8)Fitted laminate worktops, white butlers sink unit and drainer, plumbing for automatic washing machine and quarry tiled floor.
Low suite wc, corner wash basin, quarry tiled floor.
In front of the garage there is parking for around 6 cars on a private driveway.
To the front of the property there is a large flagged paths and patio area having fine views over open countryside, lawned area and mature planted borders.
An archway leads behind the garage to a further flagged area, oil tank, low stone wall, lawned garden and raised flower borders, enclosed by dry stone wall.
To the far end of the garden there are steps up to a generous raised terrace and a sloping lawn with terrific views over neighbouring fields.
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: G
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