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For Sale
£260,000
Reevylands Drive, Bradford, BD6 3QH
Key features
TRADITIONAL SEMI-DETACHED IN POPULAR WIBSEY
TWO RECEPTION ROOMS
OPEN-PLAN KITCHEN-DINER WITH BREAKFAST BAR
THREE BEDROOMS
FAMILY BATHROOM PLUS SEPARATE WC
SOUTH-FACING GARDEN WITH DECKED PATIO & LAWN
Michael Brownsett
Michael Brownsett
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At a glance
Bedrooms3
Bathrooms1
Receptions2
TypeSemi-detached house
ParkingSingle Garage
Outside spaceGarden
ConditionVery Good
GlazingDouble glazing
EraPost-war
Key features
TRADITIONAL SEMI-DETACHED IN POPULAR WIBSEY
TWO RECEPTION ROOMS
OPEN-PLAN KITCHEN-DINER WITH BREAKFAST BAR
THREE BEDROOMS
FAMILY BATHROOM PLUS SEPARATE WC
SOUTH-FACING GARDEN WITH DECKED PATIO & LAWN
THREE-CAR DRIVEWAY & ATTACHED GARAGE WITH ELECTRIC DOOR
ORIGINAL ENCASED STAINED-GLASS FRONT DOOR
EXCELLENT M606 & SCHOOL LINKS
REF: MB1092
About this home

Tucked into one of Wibsey's most sought-after residential pockets, 33 Reevylands Drive is a traditional semi-detached home that delivers exactly what today's growing families are searching for — space, character, a genuinely usable garden, and off-street parking to the front. Set over two well-proportioned floors and extending to a generous 91 square metres, this is a home that has been thoughtfully arranged to work hard for modern living while holding onto the period charm that gives these Wibsey semis their enduring appeal.


The kerb appeal starts before you've even reached the front door. Approaching the property, your eye is drawn to that lovely original detail so many buyers hope for and so few homes still have — an encased original stained-glass front door, a genuine slice of the home's heritage that throws beautiful coloured light across the entrance hall on a sunny morning. It's the kind of feature that tells you straight away this is a house that has been cherished, and it sets the tone for everything inside.
Step through into the welcoming entrance hallway, which runs a comfortable 1.7m by 4.3m and gives the ground floor a real sense of arrival. There's room here to kick off shoes, hang coats, and greet guests without the pinch you get in so many homes of this era. The staircase rises from the hall to the first floor, and the layout flows naturally from here into the heart of the home.

To the front sits the first of two reception rooms — a bright and characterful living room measuring a spacious 3.6m by 4.7m. This is the room the family will gravitate to in the evenings, anchored by a bay window to the front elevation that floods the space with natural light and creates the perfect spot for a reading chair or a Christmas tree come December. There's ample room for large, comfortable sofas and a proper media wall, and the proportions mean it never feels cramped even when the whole family is home. A feature fireplace recess adds a natural focal point and that unmistakable traditional warmth.


Where this home really comes into its own, though, is at the rear — and this is the space that will sell it. The second reception room, a dining area of 3.3m by 3.9m, flows open-plan into the kitchen to create one continuous, sociable living, dining and cooking space complete with a breakfast bar. This is the layout modern buyers are crying out for: somewhere you can cook dinner while the kids do their homework at the table, somewhere to pour a glass of wine and chat with friends while something's on the hob, somewhere the family naturally comes together at the end of the day. The kitchen itself runs a generous 2.1m by 5.5m, offering excellent storage and worktop space along its length, and the breakfast bar gives you that all-important casual perch for quick breakfasts and morning coffees. With the dining area sitting right alongside, hosting Sunday lunch or a birthday tea is effortless, and the whole space enjoys a wonderful connection to the garden beyond.


And what a garden it is. Step outside to a south-facing rear garden — the orientation every buyer secretly hopes for — which means sunshine across the plot throughout the day and well into those long summer evenings. The garden has been designed for easy, enjoyable outdoor living, with a decked patio providing the ideal spot for al fresco dining, a barbecue, or simply relaxing with a coffee in the morning sun, and a lawned section beyond offering safe, private space for children to play and for the family to enjoy. Whether you're a keen gardener, a family who wants somewhere for the little ones to run around, or simply someone who loves the idea of a suntrap to unwind in, this outside space delivers.


Adding a further layer of practicality that puts this home firmly ahead of the competition is the parking. To the front, a three-car driveway offers ample off-street parking for the whole family and visitors alike — a genuine premium in a location like this. Beyond it sits the attached garage, fitted with a modern electric door, giving you effortless, secure access. For some buyers that's simply somewhere to keep the car out of the elements; for others it's the perfect home gym, workshop, or valuable additional storage. Together, driveway and garage make everyday life that little bit easier and set this home apart from the crowd.


Heading upstairs, the first-floor landing gives access to three bedrooms plus a family bathroom and a separate WC — a configuration families will particularly appreciate. The primary bedroom is a generous double measuring 3.3m by 4.6m, benefitting from fitted wardrobes that keep the floor space clear while still leaving plenty of room for freestanding furniture, and mirroring the front elevation with its own bay window that makes the room feel wonderfully light and calm. The second bedroom is another well-proportioned double at 3.3m by 3.9m, ideal for older children, guests, or a home office if you need to work from home. The third bedroom, at 2.1m by 2.4m, is a versatile single — perfect as a nursery, a child's room, a study, or a dressing room depending on how you live.


The family bathroom measures 2.1m by 1.9m and serves the home well, while the added convenience of a separate WC (1.2m by 0.9m) means the morning rush is that little bit less stressful — a small detail that makes a big difference in a busy family household.


Location is where 33 Reevylands Drive truly shines. Wibsey remains one of south-west Bradford's most consistently popular residential areas, and it's easy to see why. You're within easy reach of Wibsey's bustling village centre, with its mix of independent shops, cafés, supermarkets and everyday amenities meaning most of what you need is close to hand. Green space is on your doorstep too, with local parks offering room to walk, play and breathe. Families are drawn to the area for its choice of well-regarded schools catering for all ages, making the daily school run refreshingly straightforward. And for commuters, the location is hard to beat — quick access to the M606 links you seamlessly to the wider motorway network, Bradford city centre, Halifax and beyond, making this an ideal base whether you're travelling for work or leisure.


Homes of this type — traditional, characterful, well-proportioned semis with two receptions, a modern open-plan kitchen-diner, a south-facing garden, a three-car driveway and an attached garage — are exactly what buyers in Wibsey are looking for, and properties ticking this many boxes tend to move quickly. Whether you're a growing family taking that next step up the ladder, professionals wanting space and connectivity, or buyers keen to put down roots in a friendly, established community, 33 Reevylands Drive deserves a place right at the top of your viewing list.

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

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

Floorplan
Floorplan
Location

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

What it might cost
Monthly repayment
£984
Borrowing
£208,000
Total interest
£205,437

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

The museums, parks and grounds I’d point any buyer towards, not a list of chain coffee shops.

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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