7 bedroom house for sale

Thornton Hall offers a rare opportunity for more discerning purchasers to acquire a Grade II* listed former Manor House which is steeped in local history and has many connections to the Bronte sisters and their family.

The home offers a wealth of character and retains many features of the period and undoubtedly should be viewed to be fully appreciated, it comprises; entrance halls, drawing room, dining room, lounge, kitchen, breakfast room, W.C, wash room, 7 spacious bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and shower room.

Thornton Hall is accessed via an electric gated private tree lined driveway which leads to ample parking, and offers well stocked mature gardens which enjoy impressive views towards the neighbouring agricultural land. There is a detached coach house with garage, tack room, stable and stone stores.

The property sits within superb private grounds comprising; walled gardens, mature lawns, former tennis court, various seating areas, courtyard, mature planted areas, paddock and a large ornamental pond. There is an additional drive which leads to the side entrance of the coach house.

Thornton is a village on the outskirts of Bradford which is well renowned as being the birthplace of the Bronte sisters. It is a sought after and convenient residential location, yet remains close to superb open countryside. The property is within comfortable walking distance to a host of local village amenities,

Thornton Hall is approximately 4 miles away from the city of Bradford and there are frequent bus services nearby.

N.B. - Note: Successful buyers will be required to complete ID and anti-money laundering checks. All estate agents have to do this by law. We outsource this process to our compliance partners, Coadjute, who charge a fee for this service £48 inc. VAT per buyer. You’ll need to pay this to Coadjute and complete all checks before we can mark the property as SSTC. The cost includes obtaining relevant data and any manual checks and monitoring which might be required. Hunters will receive some of the fee taken by Coadjute to compensate for its role in providing these checks.