Star

The Star is situated in a residential neighbourhood on the eastern side of Bingley town centre, close to the Airedale railway line. The pub benefits from its location within a well-established community, surrounded by a mix of private and social housing, and is just a five-minute walk from the town centre. Bingley is a market town within the metropolitan district of Bradford and has a population of approximately 23,000 residents. The town is well connected, with direct rail services to Bradford, Leeds, and other regional destinations, convenient road access via the A650, and regular local bus services. The town is renowned for the historic Bingley Five Rise Locks on the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, a notable landmark that reflects the area's rich industrial heritage while contributing to its attractive waterside setting.

The Star has two customer entrances at the front of the property, leading respectively into the lounge and main bar areas. A central horseshoe-shaped bar serves both rooms, with a rear passageway providing access between them, as well as to the ladies’ toilets and outdoor areas. The main bar is the largest trading space, offering a traditional and welcoming atmosphere with bench seating, loose tables and chairs, bar stools, large windows, an ornate fireplace, a built-in bookcase, and a TV. The lounge area comprises two smaller interconnected spaces with additional bench seating, loose furniture, a central high table, a darts board, a fruit machine, and access to the gents’ toilets. Throughout, the pub retains its character with part-panelled walls, tiled flooring around the bar, and carpet.

Externally, there is a sheltered smoking area to the side, a small lawned seating area with benches to the rear, and additional bench seating at the front on a small patio area. The property also benefits from a customer car park with space for approximately 12 vehicles.

The private accommodation is located on the first floor and consists of three bedrooms, lounge, kitchen and bathroom.