Nesfield Court offers luxurious family accommodation in a stunning setting just a couple of miles to the west of Ilkley, commanding beautiful views to the south towards the moors above Wharfedale.
Inside: Comprehensively upgraded in recent years the layout provides excellent family living with well-proportioned reception rooms providing both free-flowing flexibility and more discreet areas within which to relax. The first floor has four impressive bedroom suites complemented by three further double bedrooms and additional shower/wash facilities. Family and friends can also relax in an impressive bar/games room.
Outside: Approached by an impressive tree-line driveway, this period home is set amidst grounds of more than four acres, with an expansive stone-paved south facing terrace overlooking sweeping lawned grounds. To the rear there is garaging, hardstanding and a paddock.
Price: £2,995,000
Contact: Patrick McCutcheon 01943 600655
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Why you should move to Ilkley in North Yorkshire
Described by The Guardian as ‘a la-di-da spa town’ Ilkley certainly rivals its nearby neighbour of Harrogate thanks to its blossom-lined streets, well-heeled stores, refined wine bars, and of course, the famous Bettys Cafe Tea Rooms. Akin to its North Yorkshire counterpart, people began flocking to Ilkley in the 19th century to soak up the therapeutic air and restorative, moorland waters. These famous moors that were the inspiration for the well-known folk song ‘On Ilkla Moor Baht ‘t’ now welcome walkers seeking out the breath-taking views from the Cow and Calf Rocks which sit majestically above the town.
Popular not only with those for a thirst for outdoorsy pursuits, this West Yorkshire gem in the Wharfe Valley draws in huge crowds each year with its array of festivals from its Food & Drink Festival in June to the Literary Festival in October, while Ilkley Playhouse and the charming independent cinema provide entertainment all year round. Many come for the culture, but plenty end up staying for the lifestyle and community spirit the town prides itself on. There’s a myriad of clubs covering a range of interests available to join providing a perfect to integrate into local life. Boasting excellent commuter links to Leeds and Bradford via train, along with beautiful properties and excellent schools, it’s no wonder it's such a popular place to relocate. However, the unique selling point has to be its cosmopolitan offering combined with its countryside charm.
