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BROAD HEAD END FARM
CRAGG VALE
HEBDEN BRIDGE, HX7 5RT
OFFERS OVER £695,000
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Dating back to 1727
this farm has been lovingly restored to make a beautiful home
and with the added advantage of ongoing work to convert the
attached barn to more than double its size. There is a wealth
of original features including the unique stone fireplace.
Several fields for grazing (approximately eight acres see
attached plan) and the property is located on the fringe of
Broad Head Clough Yorkshire Wildlife Trust Nature Reserve.
The views are spectacular
with magnificent unspoilt countryside surrounding the property.
Broad Head End Farm
briefly comprises: Sitting Room open planned to Dining Room,
Quality Fitted Farmhouse Dining Kitchen. Utility Room, Cloakroom,
Landing, Three Double Bedrooms, Bathroom. Oil Fired central
Heating, Double Glazing. There are approximately eight acres
of grazing LAND, and ample parking. There is a spring
water supply and a septic tank waste system.
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The BARN is currently
under conversion to add three extra en-suite bedrooms, bathroom,
dining room, sitting room, study, cloakroom and hall with
impressive gallery landing. The plans are available for inspection,
and when complete this will be one of the most impressive
homes in this area.
Situated in Cragg Vale
the property is approximately one mile from the centre of
Mytholmroyd for local amenities including the railway station
with its excellent rail links to Manchester and Leeds. The
extremely popular and vibrant town centre of Hebden Bridge
is just over two miles away.
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FARMHOUSE
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BEAMED SITTING ROOM
- (7.57m x 4.76m). The substantial wood front door allows
access through to this room which has the imposing original
fireplace, details of which have found their way into the
Antiquarian Society papers. There is a large cast iron wood
burning stove. The windows to the front are large to take
advantage of the views over the neighbouring National Trust
Nature Reserve Land which is completely unspoilt. The windows
to the rear have the original stone mullions. There are two
radiators and wall lights.
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FARMHOUSE KITCHEN
- (5.49m x 3.91m) No expense has been spared in this designer
"Drew-Forsythe" fitted kitchen comprising large range of quality
wall and base units including illuminated display cabinets
with complementary work surfaces and stainless steel sink
and drainer. There is also an island unit with a black granite
work top. There are several integrated "Bosch" appliances
all well concealed which include a dish washer, fridge and
freezer. Quality decorative tiles make up the splash-backs
and there is a most attractive limestone floor. The ceiling
has impressive oak beams and the exterior door is a substantial
oak door with leaded light panel. An "Aga" cooker completes
the farmhouse feel. Open planned to
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DINING AREA -
windows to two sides. Ceiling spotlights and built in book
shelves.
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UTILITY ROOM
- (2.00m x 2.16m min. 3.09m max). Two windows to the rear.
The floor is tiled with marble tiles. Base units with complementary
work top, plumbed for washing machine. A large built-in storage
cupboard houses a new 'hotel' sized oil-fired boiler sufficient
for the completed project.
CLOAKROOM -
(1.20m x 0.80m). Two piece suite in white comprising w.c.
and corner hand basin, marble tiled floor.
First Floor
LANDING - (4.67m
x 1.02m min.). With exposed ceiling beams and mullion windows
to the rear this provides access to all the rooms on the first
floor and also access to the loft.
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MASTER BEDROOM
- (3.88m x 3.84m). A beamed ceiling and large windows to the
front to make the most of the magnificent views. Ceiling spotlights,
a radiator and access to
WALK-IN WARDROBE/DRESSING
ROOM - (3.77m x 1.45m). A large storage area with built-in
shelving units and drawers.
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BEDROOM TWO
- (3.97m x 3.65m min. 4.79m max.). With a beamed ceiling and
an exposed stone to one wall this room also has large windows
to the front for the views. Radiator.
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BEDROOM THREE
- (3.68m x 3.63m max. 2.48m min.). An "L" shaped room with
a beamed ceiling, exposed stone wall to one wall, a window
to the rear and a radiator. It is currently being used as
an office but provides ample room for a double bed.
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BATHROOM - (3.63m
max. x 2.11m max.). A beamed ceiling and mullion windows to
the rear, this room has a four piece suite comprising: corner
shower cubicle, w.c., wash hand basin and a large corner "Jacuzzi"
bath. The taps and fittings are all of high quality and include,
mixer taps, power shower, towel ring, tooth brush holder,
soap dish and toilet roll holder. In addition there is a large
heated towel rail/radiator. The walls are fully tiled to three
sides and the shower. In addition there are ceiling spotlights,
built in glass display shelves. Access to the loft and a large
built-in storage cupboard.
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BARN
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The attached barn is
the ongoing project and will more than double the size of
the living space. The current plans (available for inspection)
will add three large en-suite bedrooms, one with a dressing
room, a house bathroom, dining room, sitting room, study,
cloakroom and an impressive reception hall with gallery landing.
The existing master bedroom and house bathroom are planned
to combine to make a fourth en-suite bedroom. There are many
other options which are possible subject to the necessary
planning permission.
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EXTERIOR -Broad
Head End Farm has several fields, approximately eight acres
and are suitable for grazing. There is a level patio area
to the front. To the side is a large parking area for several
cars both to park and turn. The whole outlook to the front
is completely unspoilt and peaceful.
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The views from the front patio.
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LOCATION - From
our Hebden Bridge office take the A646 towards Mytholmroyd
for approximately one and a half miles, turning right into
New Road, which becomes Cragg Road. Continue for just over
half a mile to Dauber Bridge, immediately before the bridge
turn right onto a lane with a "Public Footpath to Parrock
Clough & Frost Hole" sign. Follow the concrete tracks through
the "No Entry Except For Access Sign" and continue, in total
for about half a mile. At a fork in the track take the left
fork following the public footpath to Erringdon Moor sign.
Continue along this lane over three cattle grids and after
the third there is National Trust board for Broad Head Clough.
Turn right just before this and continue straight ahead for
a few hundred yards straight into Broad Head End Farm.
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RYBURNE
& Co have prepared these Sales Particulars upon
instruction of the Vendor(s). Services, fittings and equipment
referred to within the Sales Particulars have not been tested
(unless otherwise stated) and no warranties can be given.
Accordingly the prospective Buyer(s) must make their own enquiries
regarding such matters.
Details are compiled from information supplied by the vendor
together with our observations. These particulars are intended
as a guide to prospective purchasers to enable them to decide
whether to take up further investigation on their own part.
The particulars are not to be relied upon and are furnished
on the express understanding that neither the agents nor
their staff or the vendors are to be held responsible for
any information contained herein.
Measurements
have been taken with an electronic measure and whilst we
believe this to be a fair representation it could be subject
to variation or mechanical error.
MORTGAGES:
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without obligation, at the best available rates. Please ask
for details. To assist you in your decision to move we will
be happy to call at your home and give a verbal valuation
on your existing property. There will be no charge or obligation.
Your home
is at risk if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage
or any other loan secured on it.
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