Haddon House is an attractive family residence offering over 2,259 sq. ft of light-filled, versatile accommodation arranged over two floors.

The timber and glazed porch offers a welcoming entrance into the property, filling the reception hall with natural light. There is a dual-aspect front-facing reception room and adjacent a sitting room with feature fireplace, a bay and French doors opening to the rear terrace. The open plan kitchen and dining space sits further, providing a sociable space with bespoke fitted cabinetry, granite worksurfaces, integrated appliances and a large central island with inset sink and 6-burner gas hob. Double doors open to the terrace and the dining space also enjoys views across open countryside. Alongside is a useful utility room and further modern shower room, with a bedroom with built-in storage with potential use as a play room or study completing the floor.

On the first floor is a contemporary partial wood-panelled family bathroom with bathtub and separate walk-in shower, along with three well-proportioned bedrooms with elevated aspects and a range of integrated wardrobe solutions. The principal enjoys a sleek en suite shower room, with the third bedroom having a dedicated changing room and Jack and Jill access to the family bathroom.

Outside

The property features a large gravelled driveway offering ample parking, leading to a double garage. The manicured garden comprises a formal raised landscaped front lawn bordered with an array of vibrant beds and a generous rear paved terrace with exceptional panoramic views and steps down to the mature rear garden. There are a range of shrub borders and taller trees surrounding, as well as two useful garden stores. The annexe provides an excellent space for a home office.

Situation

The property is situated within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the charming village of Darley, which, along with the neighbouring villages of Dacre and Summerbridge offer a range of amenities including shops, schools, sports clubs and public houses. The nearby spa town of Harrogate provides an even more extensive array of shopping, leisure and cultural facilities and a mainline railway station. The A59 and A1(M) offer convenient road connections.

The area offers a wide range of noted independent schools including Belmont Grosvenor, Brackenfield, Harrogate Ladies’ College and Ashville College.

Directions

From central Harrogate take the A61 to the A59 and proceed for 5.1 miles before turning right onto Slack Lane. Continue onto Stumps Lane and in just under a mile turn left and left again onto Potters filed, where you will find the property.