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£229,950

3 bed flat for sale
West Road, Carleton, Skipton, North Yorkshire BD23

    • 3 beds

    • 2 baths

    • 1 reception

  • EPC Rating: C

  • Chain free

Hardisty – Skipton

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About this property

  • Chain-free duplex apartment set within a historic mill

  • Arranged over two levels with character throughout

  • Private balcony overlooking the central atrium

  • Stunning long-distance views and excellent natural light

  • New boiler (2 years) and recently installed shower

  • Secure, well-maintained building with covered parking

Set within a striking Grade II listed former textile mill, this spacious duplex apartment offers a wonderful blend of historic character and modern living. Arranged over the second floor with an upper-level mezzanine, the property enjoys impressive views, a balcony overlooking the central atrium, and a real sense of space and light throughout. Recent improvements include a new boiler installed two years ago and a newly fitted shower within the en suite just six months ago.
Location

Set within a striking Grade II listed former textile mill, this spacious duplex apartment offers a wonderful blend of historic character and modern living. Arranged over the second floor with an upper-level mezzanine, the property enjoys impressive views, a balcony overlooking the central atrium, and a real sense of space and light throughout. Recent improvements include a new boiler installed two years ago and a newly fitted shower within the en suite just six months ago. Carleton-in-Craven is a highly regarded village just over a mile from Skipton, surrounded by open countryside with the River Aire to the north and Carleton Moor to the south. The village benefits from a primary school, shop, post office, pharmacy, pub and an active community, while Skipton’s wider amenities, rail links and schools are close at hand. Carleton Mill itself enjoys a peaceful setting with easy access to both village life and the market town.
Lower level

The apartment is entered into a welcoming hallway with space for coats and shoes, leading through to a generous open-plan living and dining area. Tall stone mullioned windows with built-in seating frame the far-reaching views and flood the space with natural light, while the double-height ceiling enhances the sense of volume. The kitchen sits neatly off the living space, fitted with a range of wall and base units and integrated appliances, making it practical without compromising the character of the room. Also on this level is a versatile third bedroom, ideal as a home office or guest room, along with the house bathroom. A private balcony overlooks the impressive central atrium, providing a sheltered spot to sit and enjoy the unique setting.
Upper level

Stairs rise to the upper level where a landing and study area looks back over the living space below, with exposed stonework and beams adding to the mill’s character. The principal bedroom is a spacious double with fitted storage and its own en suite, recently updated with a newly installed shower. A further double bedroom completes this level, again featuring exposed beams and a bright, airy feel.
External & parking

At the heart of the building sits a large communal atrium, finished with quarry tiling, raised planting and a water feature, creating a secure and visually impressive shared space. The property benefits from two undercover parking spaces, accessed via a secure, key-fob controlled gate, with lift and stair access leading directly into the building.
Owner insight

“We fell in love with the character straight away - it feels incredibly homely and full of history, made even more special knowing my granny once worked here. The building and surrounding area feel calm, safe and well cared for, and the views are something we never tired of. When the sun shines, the apartment fills with warmth and light, often meaning there’s no need for the heating at all.”
Please note

The extent of the property and its boundaries are subject to verification by inspection of the title deeds. The measurements in these particulars are approximate and have been provided for guidance purposes only. The fixtures, fittings and appliances have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. The internal photographs used in these particulars are reproduced for general information and it cannot be inferred that any item is included in the sale.

Money laundering, terrorist financing and transfer of funds regulations 2017
To enable us to comply with the expanded Money Laundering Regulations we are required to obtain identification from prospective buyers once a price and terms have been agreed on a purchase. Buyers are asked to please assist with this so that there is no delay in agreeing a sale. The cost payable by the successful buyer for this is £50 +VAT per named buyer and is paid to the firm who administer the money laundering id checks, being Iamproperty / Movebutler. Please note the property will not be marked as sold subject to contract until the appropriate identification has been provided.
Financial services

Linley and Simpson Sales Limited trading as Hardisty are Introducer Appointed Representatives of Mortgage Advice Bureau Limited and Mortgage Advice Bureau (Derby) Limited who are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. We routinely refer buyers to Mortgage Advice Bureau Limited. We receive a maximum of £30 per referral.

Services – Disclosure of Financial Interests
Unless instructed otherwise, the company would normally offer all clients, applicants, and prospective purchasers its full range of estate agency services, including the valuation of their present property and sales service. We also intend to offer clients, applicants and prospective purchasers' mortgage and financial services advice through our association with Mortgage Advice Bureau. We will also offer to clients and prospective purchasers the services of our panel solicitors, removers, and contactors. We would normally be entitled to commission or fees for such services and disclosure of all our financial interests can be found on our website.
Brochure details

Hardisty and Co prepared these details, including photography, in accordance with our estate agency agreement.
Leasehold & related charges

We understand that the property is leasehold and may therefore carry an annual charge for maintenance/ground rent. We are advised that the following applies.
Length of Lease 999 years from 1st May 2003- with 977 remaining as of January 2026 - Ground Rent £200 P.A with this year have being paid for. Ground rent review period tbc.
Maintenance charge of £310 pcm. Service charge review period tbc.
Clarification regarding lease terms, length and any charges should be sought via the vendors solicitors.

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