Built in 2006 to a high specification, the houses of Longstaff Court are designed to echo mill workers cottages but on a grander scale and with all the benefits of living in a newer property. Mullioned windows and exposed purlins are complemented by a modern finish, creating a stylish home which is easy to heat and maintain yet very appropriate to the surroundings. Located just a few minutes walk from the centre of Hebden Bridge you're right on the doorstep of everything this quirky part of Yorkshire has to offer - the independent shops, cafes, bars and restaurants aren't far and it's only a short stroll to the canal-side and a host of gorgeous countryside walks. For those using public transport there's a bus stop close by, offering services both along the valley and up into the surrounding hills.

On approach you'll find the house at the end of a short terrace, with a smart block paved driveway providing off-street parking for two cars. To the left there's entry into a triangular side garden, which wraps around the house to the rear. With a mix of colourful perennials and a lush green lawn this is a lovely space, enclosed and totally private. At the same time it's also very sunny, the dual aspect enjoying the best of the afternoon and evening sunshine - perfect for a pre-dinner tipple as you watch the sun go down.

Back to the front of the property and stepping through the front door we enter the house via a useful lobby area, ideal for shedding coats and shoes before heading further inside. Just to the left is the living room, which is a very good size with room to seat the whole family. There's a gas fire in here but, being an end-terrace, it should be possible to install a woodburning stove if you prefer. It's the perfect room for cosy evenings in gathered around the TV!

From here a door opens into the very generous kitchen-dining room, making it a modern and practical ground floor layout. This is the real heart of the home, a bright and welcoming room with light flooding in from the rear. The kitchen layout is excellent, with plentiful wall and base units in a neutral shaker style, and contrasting beech worktops for a country feel. To the right is a utility area with space for the washing machine and tumble dryer, while the main kitchen is a large L shape with quality built in appliances - a gas hob, electric oven, dishwasher and fridge-freezer. There's bags of space left over for a large dining table, making it a brilliant space for both cooking and entertaining. To the rear there's a useful downstairs WC, and the back door takes us out into the enclosed rear garden, perfect for dining al-fresco, nipping outside to snip some herbs, or keeping an eye on the kids playing outside.

Upstairs the four bedrooms are spread over two floors, One of the real highlights of the property is the very generous bedroom sizes; all are large doubles, neutrally decorated and ready for you to add a splash of colour if you wish. On the middle floor we have the master bedroom with ensuite shower room, which is very well planned to allow space for a large double bed, plus wardrobes all along one wall. From the window there are lovely views towards Horsehold. Next door, bedroom two is another generous double, and the family bathroom is spacious too, with a shower over the bath, WC and basin. It's a relaxing space perfect for a long soak in the bath after a stressful day.

On the second floor we find two more very large bedrooms, with space to add another bathroom too if you wish. These rooms are tucked into the eaves but with excellent headroom, and the sloping ceilings and wood purlins add real character. Bedroom three is beautifully bright thanks to light from the large roof window plus low-level mullioned windows running almost along its entire length. Currently used as a craft room this would make a brilliant studio or a wonderful large double bedroom. Next door, bedroom four is even bigger, and offers the opportunity to subdivide and create an extra bathroom, or if you work from home how about splitting it into two generous office spaces? With this much room on offer there's multiple options to adapt the space to suit your needs.

So how to summarise this lovely, generously sized home? With excellent room sizes, driveway parking and gardens, plus the fantastic location right on the edge of Hebden Bridge, this is a must-see property. Double glazed and with gas central heating throughout, it has an EPC rating of C, meaning cheaper bills too! We're expecting high demand, so call our friendly team now, 24/7, to arrange your viewing.



Additional Information:

Council Tax:

Band C

Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) Rating:

Band C (69-80)

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