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Freehold
Guide price
£195,000
Land for sale
Goit Stock Wood, Harden, Bingley, West Yorkshire BD16Key Information
Tenure:
Freehold
Council tax band:
A band has not yet been confirmed.
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Harden Primary School 0.7 miles
- Parkside School 0.7 miles
- Bingley 2 miles
- Crossflatts 2.3 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Freehold
- Amenity woodland
- Predominantly deciduous trees
- Includes the stunning Goit Stock Waterfall
- In all about 69 acres
- For sale by treaty
Attractive mature woodland including the well known and impressive Goit Stock Waterfall.
Description
Introduction
The sale represents a unique opportunity to purchase the well known local landmark being Goit Stock Wood within which lies the impressive and much visited Goit Stock Waterfall. The wood lies in largely unspoilt, attractive rolling countryside between Harden and Cullingworth, 3 miles west of Bingley and just over 4 miles south of Keighley.
The property itself extends in all to approximately 69.8 acres including the attractive deciduous woodland which has become a haven for wildlife including deer and through which run the Hallas and Harden Becks, home to trout and grayling. The valley was carved out during the last ice age and the differential weathering of the grit stone and shales has led to the creation of a number of waterfalls, the most impressive of which is Goit Stock Waterfall which is approximately 20 ft (6.1 metres) high over which the water cascades.
Whilst the section below the waterfall is locally referred to as the hidden valley that was not always the case. At one time there were 6 mills on the Beck and for a period the former Goit Stock Mill was utilised as a café and ballroom before it burnt down in 1927 the valley was a popular visitor attraction. Today visitors can enjoy the peaceful surroundings of the attractive woodland which mainly comprises Birch, Oak, Sycamore and Beech trees. The steeper valley side and exposed rock formations open out to a gentler and flatter landscape towards the eastern end of the wood adjoining the private entrance roadway.
The Millennium Way footpath follows the southern boundary of the wood before joining the central pathway through the wood and past the waterfall leading onto Hallas Lane. The path through the wood varies from a gentle open pathway through to a steeper, more slippery section close to the waterfall where railings have been erected by the council. Whilst access for visitors is on foot the purchasers will be granted the right to park in the car park to the south side of Harden Park towards the centre of the woodland.
For purchasers this is a rare opportunity to acquire part of the local history of the area to include a well known landmark which is likely to be also of interest to those seeking property with high landscape, amenity and nature conservation value.
Potential for mobile café or food stall to be used on site.
Acreage:
69.8 Acres
Additional Info
Wayleaves, Easements and Rights of Way-The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all existing wayleaves, easements and rights of way. The Millennium Way path passes through the wood as does another public footpath in the south east quarter, as well as another footpath that follows the private entrance road to Harden and Bingley Park. The land is also designated as open access under the Countryside Rights of Way Act (crow).
Tenure-The Freehold interest in the property is offered for sale. It should be noted that the woodland is a registered common. Ownership of the access of the private driveway leading from the council highway to Harden and Bingley Park will be retained by the vendors together with necessary rights of oversail with the purchaser granted vehicular rights of access.
Parking-The purchasers will be granted the right to park three vehicles in the private carpark to the southside of Harden and Bingley Park.
Method of Sale-The property is offered for sale by Private Treaty as a whole.
Services-There are no services connected to the land.
Designations-The site is listed as an segi (Site of Ecological and Geological Importance) by Bradford Council.
Sporting Rights-Sporting and Fishing rights are included insofar as they are owned.
Mineral Rights-Mineral rights are included insofar as they are owned.
Postcode-BD16 1DF
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Directions-From the B6429 Bingley to Cullingworth Road take the Wilsden turning and proceed for approximately 650 metres before turning right onto Goit Stock Lane (immediately before the bridge) which leads directly to the property.
Viewing-The land may be inspected at all reasonable times, on foot, with a copy of the sale brochure. Care should b exercised due to uneven pathways, slippery rocks and steep sections.
Description
Introduction
The sale represents a unique opportunity to purchase the well known local landmark being Goit Stock Wood within which lies the impressive and much visited Goit Stock Waterfall. The wood lies in largely unspoilt, attractive rolling countryside between Harden and Cullingworth, 3 miles west of Bingley and just over 4 miles south of Keighley.
The property itself extends in all to approximately 69.8 acres including the attractive deciduous woodland which has become a haven for wildlife including deer and through which run the Hallas and Harden Becks, home to trout and grayling. The valley was carved out during the last ice age and the differential weathering of the grit stone and shales has led to the creation of a number of waterfalls, the most impressive of which is Goit Stock Waterfall which is approximately 20 ft (6.1 metres) high over which the water cascades.
Whilst the section below the waterfall is locally referred to as the hidden valley that was not always the case. At one time there were 6 mills on the Beck and for a period the former Goit Stock Mill was utilised as a café and ballroom before it burnt down in 1927 the valley was a popular visitor attraction. Today visitors can enjoy the peaceful surroundings of the attractive woodland which mainly comprises Birch, Oak, Sycamore and Beech trees. The steeper valley side and exposed rock formations open out to a gentler and flatter landscape towards the eastern end of the wood adjoining the private entrance roadway.
The Millennium Way footpath follows the southern boundary of the wood before joining the central pathway through the wood and past the waterfall leading onto Hallas Lane. The path through the wood varies from a gentle open pathway through to a steeper, more slippery section close to the waterfall where railings have been erected by the council. Whilst access for visitors is on foot the purchasers will be granted the right to park in the car park to the south side of Harden Park towards the centre of the woodland.
For purchasers this is a rare opportunity to acquire part of the local history of the area to include a well known landmark which is likely to be also of interest to those seeking property with high landscape, amenity and nature conservation value.
Potential for mobile café or food stall to be used on site.
Acreage:
69.8 Acres
Additional Info
Wayleaves, Easements and Rights of Way-The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all existing wayleaves, easements and rights of way. The Millennium Way path passes through the wood as does another public footpath in the south east quarter, as well as another footpath that follows the private entrance road to Harden and Bingley Park. The land is also designated as open access under the Countryside Rights of Way Act (crow).
Tenure-The Freehold interest in the property is offered for sale. It should be noted that the woodland is a registered common. Ownership of the access of the private driveway leading from the council highway to Harden and Bingley Park will be retained by the vendors together with necessary rights of oversail with the purchaser granted vehicular rights of access.
Parking-The purchasers will be granted the right to park three vehicles in the private carpark to the southside of Harden and Bingley Park.
Method of Sale-The property is offered for sale by Private Treaty as a whole.
Services-There are no services connected to the land.
Designations-The site is listed as an segi (Site of Ecological and Geological Importance) by Bradford Council.
Sporting Rights-Sporting and Fishing rights are included insofar as they are owned.
Mineral Rights-Mineral rights are included insofar as they are owned.
Postcode-BD16 1DF
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Directions-From the B6429 Bingley to Cullingworth Road take the Wilsden turning and proceed for approximately 650 metres before turning right onto Goit Stock Lane (immediately before the bridge) which leads directly to the property.
Viewing-The land may be inspected at all reasonable times, on foot, with a copy of the sale brochure. Care should b exercised due to uneven pathways, slippery rocks and steep sections.
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Savills - York
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