Barn conversion with stables and nine acres of land on the West Yorkshire / Lancashire border
Traditional Yorkshire stone and slate conversion near the town of Todmorden, on the West Yorkshire / Lancashire border, set in nine acres of land with stables, hay barn, workshop and double garage
A five bedroom conversion nestled in the hillside surrounding Todmorden on the Yorkshire / Lancashire border.
Constructed in traditional Yorkshire stone with a slate roof, the property was formerly two cottages with a barn in the middle. It was converted approximately 20 years ago and boasts spacious accommodation over two floors.
The Accommodation
Ground Floor
Utility (3.3m x 1.9m)
Dining kitchen (5.3m x 3.13m )
Dining room (6.8m x 4.4m )
Lounge (6.8m x 4m)
Toilet
Conservatory
First Floor
Master Bedroom (3.25m x 4.3m) with en suite (2.6m x 3.4m)
Bedroom 2 (3.8m x 3.1m)
Bedroom 3 (2.9m x 4.3m)
Bedroom 4 (3.85m x 3.9m)
Bedroom 5 (2.85m x 2.3m)
Shower room
and Toilet (1.85m x 2.05m)
Outside
Set within its own land of approx. nine acres, the property is south facing and has formal gardens facing south and west. On the north side there is a small orchard hosting plum, apple, pear and cherry trees.
50 metres away from the house is the stable block. It has five loose boxes (4m x 4m), hay barn (12m x 4 m) and a tack room (1.5m x 4m) and has water and electricity.
Along with this block is a double garage and workshop. Behind this block is the purpose built vegetable patch.
In the largest field (approx five acres) is a field shelter split into two further stables.
It has the added benefit of planning permission for a full size ménage.
The Location
Todmorden is a small town and has good amenities and excellent primary schools. It also has excellent rail and road links to both Manchester (35 minutes) and Leeds (45 minutes) and are easy commutes.
Services
Mains gas, electric and sewage.
