White Syke Farm is a characterful Grade II listed Yorkshire Longhouse that dates back to mid 1700's. Tucked away off Marsden Lane and located just outside of the village centre, this stunning residence occupies a large plot that extends down to the canal side and includes a large stone outbuilding named 'The Dairy'. Whilst enjoying a semi- rural location, White Syke Farm is just a short walk away from Marsden's village centre offering well regarded local schooling, varied village amenities and excellent transport links including rail connections to Manchester and Leeds. Having undergone numerous improvements by its current owners, the property is immaculately presented throughout and has been sympathetically renovated to retain the barns original character and charm. EPC E.

Welcomed by a private gated driveway with views over the canal, White Syke Farm sits on a generous plot and offers a idyllic semi-rural lifestyle that people dream of.

Although tucked away on a small country lane, the property is just minutes from the centre of the popular village of Marsden. The village offers a range of local independent shops, cafes, bars, restaurants & well regarded local schooling.

Those who commute to the city will appreciate the rail links from Marsden station that provides connections to both Leeds and Manchester. The A62 main road offers regular bus routes to Huddersfield and Oldham. The Award winning Huddersfield University is also located in the town centre.

Marsden is known for hosting a variety of festivals and cultural events throughout the year including the famous Marsden Jazz Festival and Cuckoo Festival.

Accommodation

Dining Kitchen
A charming room with stone mullion windows and a stunning inglenook fireplace that houses the range cooker and extractor hood. The kitchen is fitted with a generous selection of base units and bespoke shelving as well as integrated appliances that include a dish washer and fridge freezer. A pantry to the rear of the kitchen offers very useful additional kitchen storage.

Sitting Room
A welcoming room that has a comfortable and cosy feel. There is a stunning Inglenook fireplace with multi-fuel stove beneath and mullion windows that offer views over the garden.

Living Room
A magnificent double height reception room with the master bedroom sitting on the mezzanine level above. A flexible space with a wealth of natural light passing through the sizable picture window that is located in the frame of original barn doors. The room is also fitted with a multi-fuel burning stove that sits upon a stone hearth.

Library
With bespoke fitted shelving and a large picture window overlooking the garden, this tranquil space makes a wonderful library and could also be used as a home office for those now working from home.

Utility
Beyond the library room is a separate utility and boot room which has plumbing for a washing machine and space for a tumble dryer. There is also a guest cloakroom with low flush WC and wall mounted hand wash basin.

First Floor

Bedroom One
The impressive mezzanine master bedroom is accessed along a modern landing that is fitted with a stylish glass and oak banister. Exposed roof trusses and porthole windows create a unique bright and airy space. The bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobe storage and an ensuite WC with low flush toilet and hand wash basin.

Bedroom Two
This generous double bedroom benefits from dual aspect windows, exposed beams to the ceiling and beautiful mullion windows.

Bedroom Three
Another generous double bedroom with mullion windows and views over the garden.

House Bathroom
Fitted with a three piece suite including bath with shower over, pedestal wash basin and low flush WC.

The Grounds

The Diary is a generous detached stone building that is currently used for general storage however could be developed further to make additional living accommodation (subject to any necessary consents)

Located to the far left of the main house is an additional storage room which offers a generous amount of space for storing items such as garden and outdoor equipment.

The garden is varied and interesting combining manicured lawns and seating areas, alongside the more naturalistic woodland, ponds and streams that lead down towards the canal. The raised platform that is built into the hillside provides an area for outdoor dining or just a peaceful space to relax and read a book.

Directly outside the property there is sufficient space for parking multiple vehicles.

We expect this property to be popular so please contact the Colne Valley office to arrange a viewing.

From Marsden village centre head down Peel Street, over the bridge and turn right onto Warehouse Hill Road. Continue on this road which then becomes Marsden Lane. White Syke Farm can be found on the right.

Mains water, electric and gas. Septic tank