Dry Soil, Blackshaw Head

Formally two Weavers Cottages dating back to 1810, this beautifully presented and uniquely styled home is set in the sought-after village of Blackshaw Head, right on the edge of vibrant Hebden Bridge. Thoughtfully combined - two cottages have become one generously proportioned, well-balanced home filled with character, modern comforts and wonderful countryside views.

The property sits in an enviable position, with easy access to fantastic walks, an excellent primary school and just a short drive away, the bustling streets of Hebden Bridge where independent shops, restaurants, bars and a much-loved local cinema can be found. Despite the rural feel, the location is incredibly convenient for commuters, with direct train links to Manchester and Leeds from nearby Hebden Bridge station and easy access to the motorway.

Unrestricted parking is available directly in front of the house, also to the front of the house, there is a charming paved patio area where you can sit and admire the far-reaching landscape. Step through the porch and you're welcomed into a delightful dining room where natural light floods through three large windows, illuminating beautiful engineered oak floors, exposed beams and an impressive stone fireplace with a wood-burning stove.

The cosy lounge continues this characterful theme, with striking reclaimed parquet flooring, painted ceiling beams and a substantial stone fireplace with mullion windows framing those glorious countryside views. Recently refreshed with bright white walls and a bold, contemporary feature wall clad in Daintree Palm Midnight wallpaper, this room feels both timeless and contemporary.

The kitchen blends traditional style with practicality, fitted with shaker-style cream units and contrasting wood worktops. A tiled splashback in soft grey complements the scheme and the flooring has been newly laid, enhancing the fresh, welcoming feel. Space under the stairs is cleverly used for shelving and storage.

 Beyond here, you'll find a useful pantry, a bright sunroom with garden views and access to a handy ground floor bathroom complete with recently fitted shower and underfloor heating — ideal for busy family life.

Upstairs are four bedrooms: three excellent doubles and a generous single currently serving as a home office. This has also been recently updated, with freshly painted white walls and new carpet — perfect for those seeking a comfortable and inspiring spot to work from home. The main bedroom, styled with calming white walls and a statement Pirch White wallpaper, offers a restful retreat with mullioned windows showcasing those stunning views.

A significant recent upgrade has been made to the upstairs bathroom, completely refitted in with a modern corner shower, sleek hand basin and vanity unit, WC, contemporary radiator and elegant tiling. In addition, seven windows throughout the property were replaced in September 2024, enhancing warmth, efficiency and comfort, and a new front door was fitted at the same time.

A further standout feature is the home's energy-saving credentials. The highly efficient biomass wood pellet boiler, which has its own cleverly designed fuel store capable of holding a year's supply, has been consistently serviced and cleaned along with the stove and pellet store. Boiler components, including the pump, mixer and MagnaClean, have been replaced, ensuring the heating system runs reliably and economically. The system is complemented by a bank of solar panels that not only help reduce running costs but also generate a welcome income. The insulation throughout the property is of a high standard, making it wonderfully warm and energy efficient — a home that's every bit as practical and future-ready as it is beautiful.

The current owners have installed Starlink internet offering 200mbps internet speeds - perfect if you need a reliable, high performing connection.

The garden at the rear is a true highlight — a beautifully established 90-foot haven divided into distinct sections. Directly outside the sunroom is a sheltered courtyard and an attached stone outbuilding. A few steps lead to a sunny patio and large Rhino greenhouse, followed by a lawn framed by lovingly tended borders. The organic garden is home to damson, apple, gooseberry and blackcurrant bushes, a generous vegetable patch, strawberry beds and a large shed at the rear, all under the watchful shade of birch, hawthorn and alder trees. It's a paradise for gardeners and nature lovers alike, with a bench at the top offering uninterrupted countryside views.

There's a real sense of care and quality throughout this unique home, both in its thoughtful layout and the significant, tasteful improvements made by the current owners. The best way to appreciate all it offers is to experience it in person — arrange a viewing now and see for yourself. Our Lines are open 24/7

Additional Information:

• Council Tax: Band D