A beautiful Grade-II listed mansion that dates back to the 1800s and has nine bedrooms is now for sale.
The stunning property, named Willow Lodge, is idyllic and is set among 3.1 acres of gardens and mature woodland.
The one-of-a-kind home is spacious and includes lots of quirks that buyers are unlikely to find in a modern home.
The entrance hall to the property has a “concealed staircase” which which gives access to the cellar rooms.
The cellar rooms are currently used as storage space but subject to planning permission, they could be converted.
Another unusual quirk of the property is the grape vines which run across the ceiling of the impressive conservatory.
The conservatory itself is large enough for 20 people to enjoy a dinner party and includes ballroom maple flooring, windows overlooking the rear garden and two sets of patio doors leading out to the terrace.
The grape vines which run across the ceiling are “truly unique”. The conservatory also has a trap door which gives access to the games room in the cellar.
The property comprises of two parts – Willow Lodge and Willow Clough – with Willow Lodge enjoying six bedrooms with Willow Clough enjoying a further three bedrooms making it a great opportunity for multi-generational living.
The property briefly comprises; an entrance hall, three spacious reception rooms, library, study, conservatory, WC, utility, and kitchen to the ground floor with an internal door leading through to the lounge, kitchen, and outbuildings for Willow Clough.
The kitchen is a country-style room with a gas AGA and attractive stone flooring.
In the attic, there’s space for two further double bedrooms subject to obtaining relevant listed building planning consents.
The property also has a large driveway that’s big enough for approximately three cars.
Willow Lodge is located within a sought-after residential area and has easy access to Sowerby Bridge and Halifax.
The property has been listed by Charnock Bates, Halifax and is on the market for £1.1million+.
The listing can be viewed on Rightmove and the Charnock Bates website. If you’re interested in the property, you can contact Charnock Bates in Halifax on 01422 380100.
