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Farfield Road, Bradford

BD6 2LJ · 4 bedroom end of terrace house
£325,000
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For Sale · Freehold · EPC F
£325,000
Farfield Road, Bradford, BD6 2LJ
4
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
2
Receptions
1,561
Sq ft
On-Street Parking
Parking
Post-war
Era
DECEIVING END TERRACE — FAR MORE SPACE THAN THE FRONTAGE SUGGESTS
FULL WRAP-AROUND EXTENSION — APPROX 1,561 SQFT
LARGE STUNNING DINING KITCHEN — UNDERFLOOR HEATING TO KITCHEN & HALLWAYS
DUAL-ASPECT LOUNGE & DOWNSTAIRS WC
MASTER BEDROOM WITH HAMMONDS WARDROBES & EN-SUITE
SECOND BEDROOM SUITE — PRIVATE LOUNGE, EN-SUITE & OFFICE/DRESSING ROOM
Michael Brownsett
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The specification

Bedrooms4
Bathrooms3
Receptions2
TypeEnd of terrace house
Floor area1,561 sq ft
Price per sq ft£208
ParkingOn-Street Parking
Outside spaceGarden
ConditionVery Good
GlazingDouble glazing
EraPost-war
About this home

The story of the house

From the pavement, 2 Farfield Road looks like a classic Bradford end terrace — modest, familiar, easy to walk straight past. But step inside, and the story completely changes. Thanks to a full wrap-around extension, this three/four-bedroom home offers approximately 1,561 sq ft (145 sqm) of living space — a level of room and versatility its terraced frontage never lets on. It's a house that has to be seen to be believed, because photographs genuinely don't do it justice.

Being an end terrace works in its favour from the start. Light spills in from more sides than you'd expect, and you feel the sense of space the instant you step into the hallway — where, like the dining kitchen, you'll find the comfort of underfloor heating underfoot.

The lounge is the first room to impress. Dual-aspect windows draw natural light in from two sides throughout the day, making it a room that works whatever the hour — morning coffee in the light, or a relaxed wind-down in the evening. Alongside it sits a separate snug, a cosy second reception that gives the ground floor real flexibility — a playroom, a home cinema, a quiet retreat — whatever suits. There's also a handy downstairs WC, exactly where a busy household wants one.

Then comes the moment the modest frontage gives up its act entirely. The wrap-around extension has created a large, stunning dining kitchen — the true heart of this home. There's room to cook, room to dine, and room to gather, all within one beautiful open space, with underfloor heating keeping it warm and welcoming. It's the kind of kitchen where life actually happens: Sunday roasts, homework at the table, friends round on a Friday evening. This is the showstopper, and it earns that title.

Adding to the home's practicality, the cellar has been put to work as a utility room, with plumbing already in place for a washer and dryer. Better still, it's been properly finished — tiled and carpeted, so it feels like a genuine, usable room rather than an afterthought. Laundry kept neatly out of the way, leaving the kitchen free for cooking and living.

And it doesn't stop at the glass. Step outside and the living space carries on into a rear garden with a decked patio — made for summer evenings and coffee in the morning sun — and a lawn beyond, giving room for the kids, the dog, or simply space to breathe. There's even useful outdoor storage tucked away under the decking, ideal for garden furniture, tools and all the bits a home accumulates. Inside and out, flowing as one.

Upstairs is where the home gets genuinely clever. The master bedroom is a proper principal room, fitted with Hammonds wardrobes so everything has its place and the space stays calm and uncluttered, complete with its own en-suite shower room — no sharing, no morning queue.

But along the first floor there's something more unusual still. The second bedroom lives like its own private apartment: open the door and you're greeted by your own private lounge — somewhere to read, relax and escape the rest of the house entirely — plus its own en-suite, and a further room that works as an office or walk-in wardrobe, whichever your life calls for. Working from home? It's your quiet, dedicated space. Love your clothes? It's the dressing room you've always wanted. One door, and it's your own private wing.

And just when you think the house has run out of surprises, one more flight of stairs reveals a superb top-floor bedroom— a spacious, private double tucked right at the top of the home, served by a beautiful four-piece bathroom complete with a freestanding bath and a separate power shower. It's a genuinely indulgent retreat: perfect for guests, a teenager wanting their own space, or a main suite that feels a world away from everything else. There's even additional loft storage up here too — that little bit extra you'd never see coming from the street.

The result is a home of remarkable versatility. Growing family, multi-generational living, or working from home — this property flexes effortlessly around whatever life needs. Spacious, adaptable and beautifully positioned, it offers far more than its terraced frontage ever lets on.

Positioned in the popular BD6 area of South Bradford, the property enjoys easy access to local shops, schools and everyday amenities, with excellent transport links including the M606 motorway and Bradford's ring road for commuting across West Yorkshire and beyond.

Homes with this much space, this cleverly arranged, don't come along often — and they don't hang around. To arrange your viewing, contact Michael today on 01274 955 559.

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

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

EPC certificate
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What it might cost

Stamp duty (SDLT)
Estimated stamp duty£3,750
Standard residential rates for a main home you're moving to.
Running costs
Council tax£185/mo
Energy (typical est.)£155/mo
Water (typical est.)£46/mo
Buildings insurance (typical est.)£30/mo
Estimated running cost£416/mo
Estimates only. Council tax from the selected Bradford band; energy, water and insurance are typical figures to adjust. Not financial advice.
Monthly repayment
£1,230
Borrowing
£260,000
Total interest
£256,796

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.

The local area

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Local life

Worth knowing about near Wibsey

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Odsal Stadium
Rugby league · Bradford Bulls
Odsal Stadium

The Bulls’ famous bowl, a few minutes from Wibsey and Low Moor, and one of the biggest grounds in the sport.

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Photo: Kevin Waterhouse · CC BY-SA 2.0
Harold Park
Park · Low Moor
Harold Park

Bowling greens, a lake and a bandstand, the Victorian park on Low Moor and Wyke’s doorstep.

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Photo: Betty Longbottom · CC BY-SA 2.0
Horton Park
Park · Great Horton
Horton Park

Playground, skate park and a community farm, a proper family park a few minutes from Wibsey and Clayton.

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Photo: NRTurner · CC BY-SA 4.0
Cartwright Hall
Art gallery · Lister Park
Cartwright Hall

Bradford’s free art gallery, sat in Lister Park with the boating lake and Mughal garden on the doorstep.

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Photo: Tim Green · CC BY 2.0
Bradford Industrial Museum
Museum · Eccleshill
Bradford Industrial Museum

Mill machinery, back-to-back houses and shire horses. Free entry, and a proper rainy-Sunday fixture with kids.

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Photo: John Yeadon · CC BY-SA 3.0
National Science and Media Museum
Museum · city centre
National Science and Media Museum

Free museum with an IMAX and Pictureville cinema, the reason Bradford is a UNESCO City of Film.

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Photo: Chemical Engineer · CC BY-SA 4.0
Valley Parade
Football · Bradford City
Valley Parade

Home of the Bantams since 1886. Saturday afternoons here are a Bradford institution.

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Photo: Andrew Taylor · CC BY 2.5
Lister Park
Park · Manningham
Lister Park

Boating lake, bandstand and one of the best playgrounds in the district. Bradford’s favourite park for a reason.

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Photo: Green Giant · CC BY 4.0
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