Dean House Farm, Allerton Lane, Allerton, BD15

An increasingly rare opportunity to purchase a Grade II star listed stone built farmhouse in need of modernisation delightfully situated within an idyllic setting commanding excellent views towards to countryside.

Dean House will almost certainly appeal to the more discerning purchaser seeking a property with a wealth of history and character features. The property is believed to be one of the oldest inhabited houses in the Bradford area and dates back to 1605 and only an internal inspection will reveal the true nature of this fine home.
The property incorporates a number of character features associated with older houses which include exposed beams and trusses, chamfered mullioned windows and stone feature fireplaces and is in need of modernisation and repair. Parts of the property are no longer occupied due to works required and the property offers tremendous potential to create further accommodation subject to relevant planning permission and listed building regulations being obtained.

The property is situated in an elevated position enjoying fine views towards the valley and outside the property is complimented by private driveway with parking area, open car port 18'9'' x 15', stone outbuilding 15'6'' x 13'3'' with two attached outhouses. Attractive gardens to the front with lawned area, flower beds tree and shrubs and orchard area to the side.

The property is delightfully situated on the edge of the popular village of Allerton. The village offers a range of shops and amenities, recreational areas and well respected primary school. The location is also considered to be within daily commuting distance of many West Yorkshire business centres which include Keighley, Bingley and Bradford.

Agents Notes
1. We have been informed the property has Grade II star listing.2. The neighbouring property has a designated parking area and rights of access , please see the agent for further details

Directions
Approaching Allerton from Sandy lane continue up the hill along Stoney Lane and at the sharp bend to Allerton Road. Immediately turn right onto Cote Lane, continue down Allerton lane and turn right onto an unmade track. Continue to the end of the track and the property will be seen.