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Ascot Drive
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Under Offer
£220,000
Ascot Drive, Bradford, BD7 4PN
Key features
WELL PRESENTED THREE BEDROOM HOME
SOUGHT-AFTER HORTON BANK TOP CUL-DE-SAC
SPACIOUS & SOCIABLE DINING KITCHEN
GENEROUS LIVING ROOM WITH FEATURE FIREPLACE
HANDY GROUND FLOOR WC
TWO DOUBLE BEDROOMS PLUS A LARGE SINGLE
Michael Brownsett
Michael Brownsett
07515 720 054
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At a glance
Bedrooms3
Bathrooms1
Receptions1
TypeSemi-detached house
Floor area893 sq ft
Price per sq ft£246
ParkingDriveway
Outside spaceGarden
ConditionVery Good
GlazingDouble glazing
Era2010 onwards
Key features
WELL PRESENTED THREE BEDROOM HOME
SOUGHT-AFTER HORTON BANK TOP CUL-DE-SAC
SPACIOUS & SOCIABLE DINING KITCHEN
GENEROUS LIVING ROOM WITH FEATURE FIREPLACE
HANDY GROUND FLOOR WC
TWO DOUBLE BEDROOMS PLUS A LARGE SINGLE
DRIVEWAY WITH CARPORT ABOVE
SIDE DECKED PATIO & TIERED REAR GARDEN
WELL PRESENTED FRONT LAWN WITH BORDER PLANTING
REF: MB1092
About this home

A beautifully presented three-bedroom home tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac in popular Horton Bank Top — offering generous family-sized living space, a sociable dining kitchen, two genuine double bedrooms and a large single, a driveway with carport, and a wonderful tiered rear garden with decking and patio. This is a home that simply ticks the boxes.

Set within one of Horton Bank Top's most settled residential pockets, 83 Ascot Drive enjoys the kind of position that buyers consistently search for but rarely find available — a peaceful cul-de-sac setting, away from through-traffic, where neighbours know one another and children can play with a little more freedom. It's the sort of address that feels tucked away and private, yet remains genuinely well connected to everything a busy household needs day to day.

The current owners have looked after this home with real care, and it shows from the moment you arrive. The frontage makes an immediate impression: a well-presented front lawn framed by mature border planting areas gives the property a smart, welcoming kerb appeal, while a private driveway provides off-road parking with the added bonus of a carport above — a practical and increasingly desirable feature that keeps the car sheltered and the morning routine that bit easier.

Stepping inside, the layout has been thoughtfully arranged to make the most of the available space across two well-proportioned floors, totalling approximately 83 square metres.

The ground floor

You enter through a useful entrance area into the welcoming foyer, which sets the tone for the rest of the home — neutral, bright and ready to move straight into. From here the accommodation opens up into a genuinely impressive living room measuring 4.2m x 4.1m. This is a wonderfully square, sociable space — large enough to comfortably accommodate full-size sofas, media units and family furniture without ever feeling crowded. A feature fireplace provides a natural focal point and a cosy heart to the room, ideal for those darker winter evenings when you want somewhere comfortable to unwind. Natural light floods in, and there's an easy flow through the home that makes everyday living feel relaxed and uncomplicated.

To the rear, the property delivers one of its standout features: a spacious and sociable dining kitchen. The kitchen itself runs to a generous 4.9m x 2.0m, offering plenty of room for a comprehensive range of units, appliances and worktop space, while the adjoining dining area (3.3m x 2.2m) provides a dedicated spot for the family table. This is exactly the kind of open, flexible space modern buyers are looking for — somewhere to cook, eat, catch up on the day and entertain friends, all in one bright and practical zone. Whether it's a quick weekday breakfast or a relaxed weekend gathering, this part of the home will quickly become the place everyone naturally drifts towards.

Completing the ground floor is a handy ground-floor WC (1.5m x 1.1m) — a feature that always proves its worth in a family home, sparing the trip upstairs and adding genuine day-to-day convenience for residents and visitors alike.

The first floor

Rising to the first floor, a central hall landing leads to three well-presented bedrooms and the family bathroom.

The primary bedroom is a comfortable double measuring 2.8m x 4.3m — a restful, well-proportioned room with ample space for a double bed, wardrobes and bedside furniture, and plenty of natural light to start the day. The second bedroom is also a genuine double at 2.8m x 4.0m, equally versatile and ideally suited to children, guests, or repurposing as a home office or hobby room to suit your needs. The third bedroom (2.1m x 3.0m) is a large single — a flexible space that works beautifully as a child's room, nursery, study or dressing room, giving the home the kind of adaptability that growing families value.

The family bathroom (2.1m x 1.8m) is neatly appointed and well presented, serving the bedrooms with ease.

Outside

The external space here is a real highlight and gives this home an edge over many of its neighbours. To the side, a decked patio creates an inviting spot to sit out, enjoy a morning coffee or relax in the sun. Beyond, the rear garden has been thoughtfully landscaped into tiers, making clever use of the plot and creating distinct zones to enjoy — alongside a further rear patio area perfect for outdoor dining, summer barbecues or simply pottering. It's a low-fuss, high-reward garden that offers privacy, character and somewhere genuinely lovely to spend time when the weather is kind.

Combined with the front lawn and border planting, the carport and the driveway, the outdoor space rounds off a home that has clearly been cared for inside and out.

The location

Horton Bank Top is a long-established and consistently popular residential area to the south-west of Bradford, prized for its blend of everyday convenience and easy access to open countryside. Residents benefit from a good range of local amenities close to hand, with the shops, supermarkets and services along Great Horton Road and the surrounding district all within easy reach. For larger shopping trips, leisure and entertainment, Bradford city centre is readily accessible, while the neighbouring communities of Clayton, Great Horton and Queensbury are all just a short journey away.

Families are well served by a choice of schooling for all ages within the locality, making this an ideal area in which to put down roots. Commuters will appreciate the strong road links across the district and beyond, with straightforward connections towards Bradford, Halifax and the wider M62 corridor, opening up Leeds, Huddersfield and the rest of West Yorkshire. For those who love the outdoors, the edge-of-countryside setting means open green space and scenic walks are never far away — a genuine lifestyle bonus that combines the best of town and country living.

In summary

83 Ascot Drive is a home that delivers on the things that matter: space, presentation, parking, gardens and a sought-after, peaceful setting. Whether you're a first-time buyer ready to step onto a quality home, a growing family in need of room to spread out, or a buyer simply looking for a turn-key property in a friendly cul-de-sac location, this one deserves a place at the very top of your viewing list.

Properties of this calibre and in this position are always in demand — early viewing is strongly advised to avoid disappointment.

To arrange your viewing, contact Michael Brownsett on 01274 955 559.

Material information

The key facts every buyer should know up front, as required by National Trading Standards. Anything not shown hasn’t been confirmed yet. Just ask.

Tenure
Leasehold
Council tax band
Band C
Flood risk
No known flood risk from rivers, the sea, groundwater, surface water or reservoirs.
EPC
C
ABCDEFG
Current energy rating C

Source: GOV.UK energy certificate register (Open Government Licence).

EPC certificate
Floorplan
Floorplan
Location

Approximate location: the exact address is shared when you book a viewing.

What it might cost
Monthly repayment
£833
Borrowing
£176,000
Total interest
£173,831

An illustration only, based on a capital-and-interest repayment mortgage at a rate held constant for the whole term. Real rates change when a fixed period ends. It is not financial advice, not an offer, and not a decision in principle. Lenders assess affordability on your own circumstances. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

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