Club Houses, Wadsworth

A Captivating Piece of Local History

Steeped in rich local heritage and commanding breathtaking, sweeping countryside views, this captivating early 19th-century Grade II listed home offers a rare blend of architectural character, expansive living spaces, and idyllic rural tranquillity just ten minutes from the vibrant heart of Hebden Bridge.

Welcoming Living Spaces & Hub of the Home

The welcoming lower ground floor opens into a dedicated mud room entryway, perfect for kicking off boots after long countryside walks. Immediately adjacent lies a spacious utility and laundry room positioned to the rear. The heart of the lower level is the expansive dining kitchen, spanning over twenty-four feet in length. Centred around a well-maintained wood-burning stove that radiates warmth during cooler months, this sociable space features a fitted kitchen, ample room for formal dining and a deep walk-in pantry with a convenient ground-floor W.C to the rear.

Ascending to the first floor living room, the primary lounge impresses with its generous proportions and light-filled dual-aspect windows framing sweeping views across the rolling hills. An inviting fireplace provides a captivating focal point for evening relaxation. Open hallways throughout the home offer versatile nooks and useful extra spaces, ideal for reading corners or quiet study areas. Completing this floor is a charming double bedroom.

Upper Floor Sanctuary & Architectural Details

The upper level houses the main sleeping quarters and a well-proportioned family bathroom. The principal bedroom suite serves as a true sanctuary, featuring custom walk-in-style wardrobe space and an elegant staircase leading up to a versatile mezzanine level tucked above, perfect as a private studio, reading loft, or snug. A second generous double bedroom sits alongside. The four-piece bathroom suite is a standout feature of the home, with a generous walk-in shower and bidet, beautifully accented by original stained-glass features that catch the changing natural light.

Gardens, Grounds & Vibrant Hebden Bridge Lifestyle

Externally, the property enjoys meticulously maintained grounds designed to take full advantage of its picturesque setting. A beautiful, manicured garden graces the front elevation, while paved patio areas to the side and rear provide sunny, private retreats amidst the backdrop of open hills.

Positioned in a peaceful rural enclave, the property balances secluded country living with exceptional convenience, situated just a short drive from Hebden Bridge. Renowned as a hub of creativity and community, Hebden Bridge offers a thriving selection of independent shops, artisan cafés, fine dining restaurants, picturesque canal walks, Centre Vale Park, and robust direct railway links to Manchester and Leeds. With miles of open countryside right on the doorstep, this exceptional home presents an unmissable lifestyle opportunity.

Originally constructed in the early 1800s, this remarkable three-storey property carries a fascinating history. The upper floors originally accommodated a communal handloom weaving space and a Methodist reading room before the neighbouring chapel was built, reflecting the region's proud industrial and social heritage. Today, the residence seamlessly translates that historic grandeur into a warm and characterful family home.

To arrange a viewing or to learn more about this exceptional property, please get in touch today.

MATERIAL INFORMATION

Tenure Type: Freehold Grade II listed

Council Tax Band: D

Construction Type: Standard Construction

Sources of Heating: Gas central heating

Sources of Electricity supply: Main Supply

Sources of Water Supply: Main Supply 

Primary Arrangement for Sewerage: Main Supply

Broadband Connection: Standard – unknown

Mobile Signal/Coverage: O2 - 3 EE - 2 Three – 3 Vodafone - 2

Parking: on street

Building Safety: No Known Issues

Listed Property: Grade II

Restrictions: Unknown

Private Rights of Way: Unknown

Public Rights of Way: Unknown

Flooded in Last 5 Years: No

Planning Permission/Development Proposals: None

Entrance Location: Ground Floor

Accessibility Measures: Not Suitable for Wheelchair Users

Located on a Coalfield: Unknown

Other Mining Related Activities: Unknown

ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING: Should a purchaser have an offer accepted, they will need to meet our legal requirements under Anti Money Laundering Regulations (AML). We use a specialist third-party service to verify your information and the cost of these checks is £25 per person, which is paid in advance, when an offer is agreed and prior to a memorandum of sale being produced.

• 1 - Ground Floor

• 2 - Open Plan Kitchen / Dining Room / Sitting Room

  7.4m x 4.25m - 24'3" x 13'11"
  

• 3 - Lobby / Boot Room

  2.78m x 2.2m - 9'1" x 7'3"
  

• 4 - Utility Room / Store

  2.71m x 2.24m - 8'11" x 7'4"
  

• 5 - Pantry

  3.14m x 1.4m - 10'4" x 4'7"
  

• 6 - Guest WC

  2.67m x 0.83m - 8'9" x 2'9"
  

• 7 - 1st Floor

• 8 - Living Room

  7.43m x 4.24m - 24'5" x 13'11"
  

• 9 - Lobby

  2.76m x 1.96m - 9'1" x 6'5"
  

• 10 - Bedroom 3

  4.29m x 2.76m - 14'1" x 9'1"
  

• 11 - 2nd Floor

• 12 - Bedroom 1 (incl Dressing Area)

  4.68m x 4.21m - 15'4" x 13'10"
  

• 13 - Bedroom 2

  4.12m x 2.65m - 13'6" x 8'8"
  

• 14 - Landing / Study Area

  3.24m x 2.65m - 10'8" x 8'8"
  

• 15 - Bathroom

  4.4m x 2.58m - 14'5" x 8'6"
  

Please note, all dimensions are approximate / maximums and should not be relied upon for the purposes of floor coverings.

Additional Information:

• Council Tax: Band D
• Tenure Type: Freehold