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The Iris, Plot 4 Birchley Fold, Silsden
For sale
£625,000

The Iris, Plot 4 Birchley Fold, Silsden, BD20 9FU

4bedrooms
2bathrooms
Detachedtype
1,553sq ft
Freeholdtenure

Listed 16 Oct 2026 · Keighley

How the price compares

This home£625,000£402 per sq ft
Median 4 bed in BD20£460k55 homes listed · £303 per sq ft
Difference+36%above the area median

Key features

  • Built in Yorkshire natural stone with grey roof tiles, and oak doors inside
  • One of only two Iris homes built at Birchley Fold, at 1,553 sq ft
  • Room for a king size bed in all four bedrooms, with an en-suite to the main bedroom
  • A study upstairs as well as the four bedrooms
  • Open plan kitchen and dining across the back, with French doors onto the garden
  • A separate lounge at the front
  • Quartz worktop and splashback, a breakfast bar, undermount sink and under-cabinet lighting
  • Electrolux appliances throughout, including two ovens and a gas hob
  • Laundry with its own sink and a door straight out to the garden, and a ground floor WC
  • Integral garage with an electric sectional door, opening into the hall

About this home

Come and see Birchley Fold, Saturday 7 November For one day, Karen, the Sales Advisor, will be on site at Birchley Fold, Skipton Road, Silsden, BD20 9AA. It is a working site, so visits are by appointment only and appointments are limited. Book a time through the enquiry button on this listing.

The Iris, Plot 4 One of only two Iris homes built at Birchley Fold, a development of seven detached homes on the rise between Kildwick and Silsden.

The Iris is a house we have built before and have gone on improving. It began as the Wood at The Alders in Skipton, and this is that home refined by what we learned building it: the only house type here that gives you four king-size bedrooms and a study as well.

All homes are built in Yorkshire tumbled natural stone, with the same detail that goes into every development we build. The result is timeless: a home that will look as right in twenty years as it does today.

Ground floor The kitchen and dining run across the back of the house as one open space, with French doors from the dining end onto the garden. Whoever is cooking is still in the conversation, and the table is where people end up sitting long after the plates have gone. There is a breakfast bar as well, for a quick coffee or breakfast on the run.

The laundry has its own sink, with the washing machine and the dryer either side of it, and a door straight out to the garden, so boots and coats stop there rather than coming through the house. The WC sits behind a door within it. There is a store under the stairs, and the garage opens into the hall.

The lounge is at the front, and it takes whatever you put in it: two sofas and an occasional chair, or one big L-shaped one. It is the room to shut the door on when the rest of the house is busy.

First floor Four bedrooms around a central landing, and all four take a king size bed, so there are no arguments about who gets which room. The main bedroom has its own en-suite, which makes it the one part of the house that stays yours.

The study is a room in its own right, with a window of its own. Work can be shut away at the end of the day rather than left out on the kitchen table. The family bathroom has the bath and the en-suite has the shower, both with Hansgrohe fittings, concealed cisterns and half-height tiling you choose yourself. There is a store off the landing, and another inside bedroom two.

The specification Kitchen units have oak effect interiors and soft close doors and drawers, with a quartz worktop and splashback, an undermount stainless steel sink, a brushed nickel tap and under cabinet LED lighting. The appliances are Electrolux throughout: two single ovens, a 75 cm gas hob, a 90 cm chimney hood, an integrated 70/30 fridge freezer and a full size dishwasher.

The laundry is a separate room with its own sink and tap, units and a worktop, and space and plumbing for a washing machine and a dryer either side of the sink.

Internal doors are oak. Bathrooms have Hansgrohe taps and showers, concealed cisterns, and tiling chosen from the Interiors Collection. Heating is gas and dual zone, on an Ideal Logic System 30 boiler with an Oso cylinder and Honeywell controls. Every home has solar panels, an Ohme 7.4 kW EV charging point and Openreach full fibre. Outside, the walling is Yorkshire tumbled light weathered natural stone with grey concrete roof tiles, Clotted Cream windows, a Pebble Grey composite front door and a black electric sectional garage door. The rear garden is topsoiled and turfed, and paths and patio are Raj green Indian stone. There is an outside tap and an outside socket. Speak to your Sales Advisor for the details of the full specification.

The Interiors Collection This is where the home starts becoming yours. You choose the kitchen, the door style, the colour, the worktop, and the handles down to their shape and finish, and the tiling in your bathroom and en-suite. It is a soft neutral palette throughout, and there is more to it than most people expect when they walk in.

If you want to go further, the Little Extras Collection is where to do it. Flooring lives there too: it is not part of the standard specification, so you can add it from the Little Extras Collection at additional cost, or arrange it yourself. Karen can talk through the range and the costs.

The location Birchley Fold is on Skipton Road, Silsden, BD20 9AA, on the rise between Kildwick and Silsden. Kildwick, down the hill, has a church, a pub and the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, with swing bridges still opened by hand. Silsden has a market, a town hall and the everyday shops. Steeton and Silsden station is on the Airedale Line.

About the builder Verity & Co Homes is an independent, family-built housebuilder working across Yorkshire and Lancashire, founded by Brian Verity and building since 1986. It is now run by his two daughters. Every home is covered by a 10-year LABC warranty.

Costs and tenure Freehold. This home is sold with management or estate charges, estimated at £498.57 a year.

Viewings Come and see our pop-up show home at The Carriages in Oxenhope. She can walk you through the plans, and the detail that goes into every home we build.

Seven homes only, and the earlier you choose, the more choice you have.

Come and see us The Carriages, Oxenhope, BD22 9LE. Appointments available Thursday to Monday, 10:30am to 5pm.

Disclaimers Management and estate charges. This home is sold with management or estate charges, estimated at £498.57 per annum. Floor plans. Intended to provide a visual representation of size and space only, and may not accurately reflect the final specification, finishes or layout. Imagery. Some room photographs are from show homes at other developments, shown for illustration. Each home is built to its own plot specification. CGIs. CGIs and AI impressions are for illustrative purposes only. The actual construction and external appearance may vary. Specification. All specifications, materials and finishes are subject to change throughout the build process.

Property details

Property type
Detached
Size
1,553 sq ft / 144 sq m
Council tax band
TBC
Tenure
Freehold
Parking
Garage, Driveway, EV charging
Garden
Patio, Private garden, Rear garden, Back garden
Heating
Solar, Double glazing, Central, Eco-friendly, Gas central
Broadband
FTTP (fibre to the premises)
Electricity
Mains supply
Water
Mains supply
Accessibility
Ground floor

Floorplan

Full Floor PlanGround FloorFirst Floor

Location

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  • Steeton & Silsden Station1.1 mi
  • Cononley Station2.4 mi
  • Keighley Station3.9 mi

What nearby homes sold for

Median sold prices in BD20 over the last 12 months: terraced £190k · semi-detached £250k · detached £373k · flat £136k.

Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. Licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. All sales in BD20

Buying costs

Monthly repayment£3,127£62,500 deposit · £562,500 loan
Stamp Duty£21,250England rates

Estimates only, using rates in force from April 2025. Check GOV.UK, Revenue Scotland or the Welsh Revenue Authority and speak to a mortgage adviser before you offer.

Listed by Wilman & Wilman, Cross Hills on Rightmove (original listing). First listed 16 Oct 2026; details checked 7 Nov 2026. Latest change: added on 16/10/2026.

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