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<p><b>A gorgeous extended family home</b> with a wonderful garden and sought-after Tranmere Park setting. Some homes simply feel right from the moment you arrive, and this property is one of them. This impressive extended <b>four-double-bedroom detached</b> home offers the space, flexibility and garden that modern family life demands, combined with a prime position within this highly sought-after development.</p><p>This well-loved home has been updated by the current owners and is presented in excellent condition, offering generous accommodation across two floors, with large windows throughout creating a lovely sense of natural light.</p><p><b>Accommodation</b></p><p>Step inside and you're welcomed by a <b>spacious entrance hall</b>, complete with a contemporary <b>guest WC</b> and attractive engineered oak flooring which continues through into the kitchen, dining room, living room and home office.</p><p>To the front is a <b>formal dining room</b>, although this versatile space <b>could equally be used as a cosy snug or family room</b>, providing a quieter retreat from the main living areas.</p><p>The <b>naturally bright living room is particularly impressive</b>, with a <b>log burner</b> <b>creating a warm focal point</b>, while two elegant arched windows and a central matching arched door provide a wonderful visual connection to the <b>substantial conservatory beyond</b>. With its heated tiled floor and views across the garden, the conservatory provides an excellent additional reception space and a lovely connection between the house and outside.</p><p>The <b>shaker-style dining kitchen</b> has a rear garden outlook and provides plenty of space for family meals. Integrated appliances include a double oven, electric hob with extractor, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. A separate tiled <b>utility room</b> adds useful practical space, with rear access leading directly out to the garden.</p><p>The <b>spacious ground-floor home office overlooks the rear garden</b> and, thanks to its generous window, is naturally bright – ideal for those working from home or requiring a dedicated study space.</p><p>Upstairs, an attractive wrought iron balustrade leads to a bright landing with a large window overlooking the front garden and offering distant views towards the Chevin.</p><p>The <b>principal bedroom is wonderfully spacious</b>, with plentiful space for wardrobes and a modern en-suite shower room. There are a further<b> three bedrooms, all genuine doubles</b>, making this a home that can comfortably accommodate a growing family, guests or those needing additional hobby space.</p><p>The <b>main bathroom is generously proportioned</b> and features both a bath and separate shower.</p><p><b>Outside</b></p><p><b>The large rear garden is a real highlight of the property</b>. Facing south-south-west, it enjoys a lovely sunny aspect and extends a considerable distance from the house. The gently sloping lawn creates an impressive expanse of garden, framed by mature planting and a beautiful tree-lined backdrop.</p><p>There is plenty of space for children to play, entertaining, gardening and simply enjoying the outdoors. The garden is enclosed, with gated access down one side, while the conservatory and living room provide wonderful views across it.</p><p>There is also an <b>integral single garage</b>, together with an <b>enclosed carport</b> to one side. With its garage-style door providing security and slatted fencing allowing ventilation, this makes an excellent wood store or additional storage area.</p><p>To the front, a <b>sweeping driveway provides parking for three or more vehicles.</b></p><p><b>Why You'll Love Living Here</b></p><p>Tranmere Park is a location that makes family life easy. The development is highly regarded for its community feel, attractive surroundings and excellent access to local amenities and schools.</p><p>For families, having the sought-after <b>Tranmere Park Primary School nearby is a major attraction</b>, with well-regarded Guiseley Secondary School also within easy reach.</p><p>When it comes to commuting and days out, <b>Guiseley railway station is approximately a 25-minute walk</b>, while the surrounding road network provides straightforward access towards Leeds, Bradford and the wider Wharfedale area.</p><p>But perhaps the biggest attraction is the combination of space and setting. You have a substantial, beautifully proportioned family home with four double bedrooms, several reception and working spaces, a large conservatory and one of those gardens that is increasingly difficult to find – long, private, sunny and backed by mature trees.</p><p><b>Additional Information</b></p><p>Utility connections: All mains services.</p><p>Energy efficiency EPC 74C - Cavity wall insulation and other measures undertaken to improve the efficiency to a very respectable level</p><p>Mobile connectivity (OFCOM): Video streaming performance – EE 80%, Three 79%, O2 78%, Vodafone 79% (please also check with your provider).</p><p>Broadband: Superfast FTTC (up to 76 Mbps) available via Openreach, including Sky.</p><p>Construction type: Standard.</p><p>Flood risk: Rivers & Seas – Very Low. Surface Water – Very Low.</p><p>Restrictive covenants: Ask agent.</p><p>Council tax: Band G – Leeds City Council 2026/27 – £3,806.</p><p><br></p>
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3.8% effective rate
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In Guiseley & Rawdon, Leeds, estimated 2026-27 council tax averages £188 a month for a couple and £141 for a single person; the most common band is C (£2,030 a year).
Area estimate — this home's bill depends on its band
| Band A | £1,522 / year |
| Band B | £1,776 / year |
| Band C | £2,030 / year |
| Band D | £2,284 / year |
| Band E | £2,791 / year |
| Band F | £3,299 / year |
| Band G | £3,806 / year |
| Band H | £4,567 / year |
Estimated from ONS, Ofgem and Census data. Single-person figures include the 25% single-person discount.