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COMMONS FARM
WADSWORTH, HEBDEN BRIDGE, HX7 8TG
GUIDE
PRICE: £845,000
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A fine traditional
stone double fronted detached early eighteenth century (c.1723)
five bedroom COUNTRY RESIDENCE, set in magnificent landscaped
gardens which include substantial lawns, mature deciduous
and coniferous trees, shrubs and flower borders, herb garden
and a large south facing, flat stone terrace.
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Commons Farm,
a beamed and mullion property, has been re-furbished to a
high standard and retains many original features - briefly
comprising: Entrance Porch, Hall, Farmhouse Dining Kitchen,
Pantry/Utility Room, Dining Room, Snug, Drawing Room, Two
Staircases, Two Landings, Five Bedrooms, Study, Cloakroom,
Bathroom. Additional Shower Room. Attached Workshop/Utility
Room, Three other attached Outbuildings, Poly Tunnel, Woodland.
Two Gates to the moor with grazing rights. Spring Water Supply,
Septic Tank Drainage, Gas Central Heating (LPG), Hardwood
Double Glazing, and Insulation between rafters and walls to
the west of the snug. BT services and Broadband. Vacant possession
on completion.
The property offers
peace, tranquility and a breathtaking location plus an abundance
of birds and wildlife. In addition there are approximately
FIVE AND A HALF acres of excellent grazing LAND including
fenced paddocks and good meadowland. The views from every
aspect of the property, from both outside and within are absolutely
spectacular, overlooking miles of superb scenery from all
elevations. The property is set in a beautiful rural area
approximately two miles from the centre of Hebden Bridge,
with easy access to Manchester and Leeds. Within 10 mins.
walking distance are a Post Office and General store, Pub
With B & B, Community Centre, Cricket Ground, Bowling Club,
Church, Primary School, Golf Club and a Riding Centre .
PORCH - (1.77m
x 0.87m). A traditional open stone porch to the front with
side windows and stone seat, allowing good shelter for the
front door which opens into the……
HALL - (0.99m
x 1.61m max). From here there is direct access into both the
kitchen and the dining room.
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SUPERIOR BEAMED
DINING KITCHEN - (4.79m max. x 3.65m max.). Solid oak,
hand crafted wall and base units, including glass fronted
display units and wine rack. Black granite worktops. Belfast
sink. Parquet floor. A stone inglenook type fireplace. Stone
mullion windows to the front which take massive advantage
of the incredible views over the Pennines. Recently installed
from new, an oil fired four oven AGA, extractor fan and an
integral 'Bosch' dishwasher is secreted behind one of the
unit doors. Good storage beneath the stairs (quarry tiled
floor). Ceiling spotlights. A wall mounted 'Britony' Combo'
gas (LPG) central heating boiler.
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VAULTED PANTRY
- (3.17m x 1.53m max.). Most useful storage area having windows
to two sides. Quarry tiled floor. Radiator. The rear staircase
to the first floor. Built-in stone shelves. Plumbed for Washing
machine.
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DINING ROOM
- (5.37m x 4.35m max). A room full of character with a large
Ingle Nook fireplace with stone hearth, complete with a 'Jotul'
cast iron gas fired stove. Beamed and panelled ceiling, deep
wood skirting and the original wood floor. Stone mullion windows
to the front again with magnificent views and a further window
to the rear.
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SNUG - (2.76m
x 2.07m). This versatile room has an external door leading
directly to the front terrace. A beamed ceiling and exposed
stone walls, door and deep stone window sill add character.
There is a cast iron wood-burning stove.
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DRAWING ROOM -
(8.39m max. x 5.24m). A delightfully spacious room with deep
stone mullion windows to two sides. A wealth of features include
the interior door, beamed ceiling and polished wood floor.
A striking stone fireplace with open grate, exposed stone
mantle shelf and chimney breast. Stone, south facing window
seat. Three radiators. Deep skirting. External door to stone
paved area and lawn and leading to rear attached barn. An
open staircase to the first floor with turned spindles. There
is an old doorway which has been plastered which leads directly
from the drawing room into the rear barn. This could easily
be re-opened if plans are made to convert the rear barn into
additional living accommodation/granny flat.
FRONT LANDING -
(3.74m x 0.97m plus 1.83m x 0.87m not inc. the staircase).
An 'L' shaped landing which provides access to three bedrooms.
High beamed ceiling, 'Velux' roof light. Radiator.
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PRINCIPLE BEDROOM
- (5.23m x 3.53m). Open to full ceiling height to expose the
fine roof beams. Mullion south facing windows with deep stone
sills and beautiful views overlooking the valley. Two radiators.
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BATHROOM – (2.70m
x 1.72m). Beamed ceiling and wall, ‘Velux’ roof light. Radiator.
Newly fitted white bathroom comprising of ‘Heritage’ wash
hand basin, w.c. fully tiled ‘Roman’ style shower cubicle.
Heated towel rail. Fully tiled floor.
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BEDROOM TWO
- (2.45m x 2.35m). Original stone, south facing Venetian windows
to the front with stunning views. Deep stone sill/window seat.
Beamed ceiling. Radiator
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BEDROOM THREE
- (2.21 x 2..36m). South facing window to the front with deep
stone sill. Additional built-in bed on small mezzanine. Radiator
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BEAMED STUDY
- (3.25m x 1.98m). This room links the front and rear landings.
A particularly useful room currently a study. Deep window
overlooking the fields belonging to the property which back
on to magnificent moor land. Radiator.
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REAR LANDING -
(5.43m max x 1.52m max. in. stairs). Giving access to bedrooms
four and five in addition to the bathroom, cloakroom and rear
staircase. Beamed ceiling. Radiator. Window to the side again,
giving beautiful far reaching views.
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BEDROOM FOUR
- (3.37m x 4.46m max.). Beamed ceiling, south facing window
to the front. Radiator.
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BEDROOM FIVE
- (3.89m x 2.20m). Beamed ceiling, south facing window to
the front. Radiator.
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CLOAKROOM - Wood
floor, window to the rear, wall light and 'Sanitan' W.C..
in white
BATHROOM - (3.95m
x 1.44m max.). White ‘Sanitan’ bath and hand-basin Beamed
ceiling, oak floor. Large built-in storage cupboard, wall
lights, radiator and deep window to the side. Wired for an
electric towel rail.
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WORKSHOP/UTILITY
ROOM - (5.26m x 3.36m). This is attached to the property
and although currently accessed from outside, with the relevant
permission, this room could easily be reached from the kitchen.
Stone flagged floor, a 'Velux' roof light in the new roof.
It is plumbed for a washing machine and contains the pumps
and filters for the spring water system.
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EXTERIOR -There
are approximately five and a half acres of excellent grazing
land. In addition there are two 'gates' to the moor with grazing
rights for sheep or cattle. There are four access points to
the land which are gated. There are beautiful established
gardens to the front with lawns, shrubs, flower borders, fish
pond and mature trees. From the lane there is an excellent
recently laid tarmac driveway and parking area for several
cars. The wood to the front is owned by the property. To the
side there is a poly-tunnel and vegetable garden. To the rear
there is a penned concrete area with sheep dip facility. The
views from all parts of the land are simply stunning. Around
the house are stone flagged patios, and areas to relax in
and absorb the surrounding panoramic landscape.
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OUTHOUSES -
(2.73m x 3.43m) - (3.46m x 2.23m). Attached to the work shop,
with exterior doors, these outhouses provide good storage.
As a whole, these outbuildings could, with the necessary permissions
provide separate teenage accommodation/holiday let etc.
REAR BARN - (7.66m
x 4.57m). Original stone and brick floor with timber roof
beams and electricity. This has lots of potential for different
uses. There is the previously mentioned doorway which could
be reopened into the drawing room.
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LOCATION - From
our Hebden Bridge office turn right after 100 metres turn
left into Albert Street (by Moyle’s Restaurant). Continue
to the T-junction. Turn right and then immediately left onto
Birchcliffe Road, past the Birchcliffe Centre on the left.
Take next left onto Sandy Gate. Turn right into Lane Ends
Lane (sign for Walker Lane on the wall) and follow the road
bearing left and continue to the cross roads, the Hare and
Hounds being on the left. Proceed straight ahead (the lane
has recently been refurbished with a comprehensive drainage
system and partly tarmac). Continue straight ahead for approximately
400 metres and the tarmac driveway to Commons Farm on the
right.
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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:
Arranged by Independent Financial Advisors. FREE quotation,
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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