TRIO OF NIDDERDALE HOMES ALL SOLD BY DACRES

All three homes within an exclusive new homes development in the centre of Pateley Bridge have been sold by Dacre, Son & Hartley in just three months.

The bespoke development of four bedroom houses, known as Skaife Row, stand at the top of Pateley Bridge’s celebrated High Street, in Nidderdale’s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The stunning properties were built by renowned local building contractor, HG1 Ltd, for respected developer, Mr Mike Bower, who lives nearby. 

Dacre, Son & Hartley attracted a significant level of interest in the homes, which have been bought by a mix of local people and buyers from further afield. 

Sales negotiator, Alison Reilly, from Dacre, Son & Hartley, said: “The buyers loved the exceptionally high standard of finish and the fact that the homes were ready to move into with everything in place. They also really liked the fact the properties had been built using reclaimed stone from a former mill, that matches the traditional stone buildings found across Nidderdale, which makes them very visually appealing. 

“The energy efficient nature of the homes was another big pull factor for our buyers, as was the stone flooring, the stunning kitchens with Siemens appliances and the luxurious Burlington bathroom suites.”

Developer, Mike Bower, said: “We are delighted with how Dacres marketed these very special properties. They were very procative and have excellent local knowledge. Their professional marketing and vast online reach meant we had plenty of people coming to view the properties, and I appreciated always being kept in the loop with the viewing and sale process. It’s a great result for this project, which has always been about creating something that our whole community can be proud of.” 

The homes at Skaife Row are approached by a private driveway and each one has parking for two cars and an electric vehicle charging point. The homes all offer a very flexible layout, with a top floor ensuite fourth bedroom, that also works as a fantastic home office. Skaife Row was blessed by local Minister, Rev. Mike Poole from the neighbouring Methodist Church after construction was completed.