Four floors, two bedrooms, a home office and a price tag of £130,000. From the street, 13 Pastureside Terrace East looks like a classic Clayton stone terrace. Step inside and it just keeps on going, from a finished basement right up to a skylit bedroom in the roof.

You arrive through a walled, paved forecourt with a gate to the pavement, a little suntrap of a space with room for a bistro table and a couple of chairs, and a flight of stone steps up to the composite front door. It's the spot for a morning coffee or a glass of something once the day is done.

The front door opens straight into the heart of the house. The ground floor has been opened up into one bright, sociable space, and it works beautifully. The kitchen sits just inside the door, finished in white gloss handleless units with marble-effect worktops and splashbacks, an integrated oven and a chimney-style extractor, all set against sunny yellow walls and large-format marble-effect floor tiles. There's a dedicated space for a tall fridge-freezer, and the window over the worktop lets the light pour in while you cook.

Beyond it, the living room is where this house really shows its personality. A pair of arched alcoves frame the chimney breast, the walls are a soft sage green, and the big front window draws the eye straight through the room. There's comfortably space for two sofas, and at the far end a dining area takes a table for six, so friends and family can all be in the same room whether you're cooking, eating or curled up in front of the television.

Head downstairs and you'll find the surprise. The basement has been finished with carpet, lighting and heating to create a genuinely usable 5.1m x 4.4m room, currently set up as a home office with space for a full corner desk and more besides. It would work just as well as a gym, a hobby room or a snug for the kids. Alongside sits a separate laundry room, keeping the washing and drying well away from the living space.

On the first floor, the primary bedroom is a well-proportioned double at 3.2m x 4.4m, with room for a king-size bed and a full run of storage along one wall, and a window looking out across the Clayton rooftops. Next door, the bathroom has been finished to a high standard: marble-effect tiling floor to ceiling, a deep-green feature wall, a bath with a glass screen and thermostatic shower over, a vanity basin and a close-coupled WC, all under a frosted window.

Keep climbing and the top floor opens out into a second bedroom of 4.6m x 3.2m, bathed in light from two skylights in the pitched roof. It's a lovely, calm space, big enough for a double bed, a chest of drawers and hanging rails, with a spindle balustrade framing the stairs.

Pastureside Terrace East sits in Clayton, one of Bradford's most sought-after villages, with the village centre, its shops, pubs and schools close by and regular bus links into Bradford city centre. It's a proper community where people know their neighbours, and it's where I live and work myself.

At £130,000, this is a brilliant first home or a smart buy for anyone who wants more space than the average two-bed terrace without leaving the village. It's Freehold with an EPC rating of D62.

To arrange your viewing, call Michael at Brownsett Personal Estate Agents on 01274 955 559.

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Terraced House for sale in Clayton, Pastureside Terrace East, Clayton, Bradford, BD14 6LP, 872 m²