The key facts recorded for this home when it was marketed, as required by National Trading Standards.
Source: GOV.UK energy certificate register (Open Government Licence).
Approximate location.
A feel for the neighbourhood — schools, transport and everyday essentials nearby. Read my Queensbury village guide →
The museums, parks and grounds I’d point any buyer towards — not a list of chain coffee shops.
Twenty arches striding across the valley, now part of the Great Northern Railway Trail — walkable straight from the village.
Charlotte, Branwell, Emily and Anne were all born on Market Street — long before Haworth got the credit.
Two Victorian reservoirs ringed by woodland paths — the closest proper walk to Allerton, Clayton and Thornton.
Bradford’s free art gallery, sat in Lister Park with the boating lake and Mughal garden on the doorstep.
Mill machinery, back-to-back houses and shire horses — free entry, and a proper rainy-Sunday fixture with kids.
Free museum with an IMAX and Pictureville cinema — the reason Bradford is a UNESCO City of Film.
Home of the Bantams since 1886. Saturday afternoons here are a Bradford institution.
The Bulls’ famous bowl, a few minutes from Wibsey and Low Moor — and one of the biggest grounds in the sport.
Premium marketing, personal service, and a sale seen through to completion — that’s how this link detached house in Bradford sold. Thinking of moving? I’d love to do the same for you.