Bradley is an active and friendly village, situated about ½ a mile off the A629, 3 miles to the south of Skipton. Facilities within the village include a village store, pub, two churches and a village hall as well as a highly regarded primary school which acts as a feeder school for Skipton Girls' High School and Ermysted's Grammar School.
Extensive shopping facilities are available in the nearby market town of Skipton – known as The Gateway to the Dales – and there is a good range of road networks nearby for the commuter. These provide easy access to Leeds and the other West Yorkshire business centres, East Lancashire and Manchester beyond. Rail services operate from Skipton (including direct trains to and from London) and the local stations at Cononley and Silsden/Steeton to Leeds and Bradford to the south with additional northbound services to Lancaster/Morecambe or to Carlisle and Scotland via the scenic Settle-Carlisle railway.

West Lane Barn is an impressive semi detached barn conversion which is believed to have origins dating back as far as 1686, making it the second oldest property in the village. It was converted in 1979 to this fabulous 5 bedroom family house and occupies a delightful backwater position in the village.

Internally the accommodation does not disappoint, with a superb bespoke farmhouse kitchen, three well proportioned reception rooms, a home office and a cloakroom/shower room. On the first floor is an oak galleried landing which provides access to 5 bedrooms and a house shower room.

To compliment the superb family accommodation, there are gardens to the front and rear, a garage and ample additional parking on the driveway.