Property description
Bishopdale House is a hidden gem in the centre of Settle. Reputedly the oldest house in Settle dating from 1620, this Grade II listed house with adjoining shop has been the subject of a loving restoration to produce a truly unique property which is deceptive in size. Early inspection is recommended.
Bishopdale House is a unique property located in the heart of Settle town centre behind The Naked Man Cafe. The property is reputedly the oldest building in Settle dating from 1620 and has a wealth of period features combined with contemporary ideas to form a house which is truly unique.
The property briefly comprises ground floor entrance hall, first floor living kitchen dining area and snug. To the second floor is a large master bedroom with feature open plan bathroom and separate toilet and second double bedroom. On the ground floor is a separate shop unit which can be accessed from the property or from a front door on Bishopdale Court.
This property has huge potential for creating more internal space by the incorporation of the shop unit to the house or could provide a rental income if the shop were Let separately. Rarely does a property of this nature come to the market and early inspection is advised.
| GROUND FLOOR |
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| Entrance Hall | Solid wood entrance door with glazed panels, oak flooring and feature fireplace. Central heating radiator, exposed beams, ceiling and wall lights, smoke alarm. Access to cellar via trap door and concealed door to shop area. Staircase to first floor.
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| Shop Unit | with stone flag floor, two windows to front elevation, separate wc and separate external door.
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| FIRST FLOOR |
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| . | Open timber staircase, wall recesses, wall lights to landing. Access to first floor rooms. Central heating radiator.
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| Living Dining Kitchen | Stripped floorboards. Solid wood work tops, Belfast sink with mixer tap, fan oven, electric 4-hob, microwave, stainless steel splash back. Two window seats, two central heating radiators. Ceiling lights.
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| Snug Area | with two window seats, exposed timber in walls, stone fireplace with stove and tiled hearth. Leaded mullion windows. Oak panels. Two wall lights.
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| . | Staircase to first floor with ornate curved metal handrails.
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| SECOND FLOOR |
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| WC | with oak floor, ornate Victorian wc with raised system and pull chain. Wash hand basin. Velux roof light.
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| Bedroom 1 | Large dual aspect bedroom with beams. Store cupboard and wardrobe area. Stone fireplace. Feature contemporary claw foot bath and wash hand basin. Two central heating radiators. Ceiling light and loft access.
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| Bedroom 2 | exposed floor boards and exposed beams. Windows to two elevations. Timber in walls. Feature fireplace. Ceiling light, wall light, central heating radiator.
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Settle is a small market town on the border of the Yorkshire Dales National Park - indeed limestone hills form a picturesque backdrop to the town. A wide range of shopping and recreational facilities are available, together with a selection of restaurants and pubs. In addition the towns railway station is the starting point of the scenic Settle to Carlisle line.
Property Features :
- 2 BEDROOMS
- SHOP UNIT
- LIVING DINING KITCHEN
- SNUG AREA
- WC