Turvin Cottages

This deceptively spacious double fronted cottage offers a rare blend of traditional charm and expansive modern living, appearing far more modest from the roadside than its impressive three story layout reveals. Upon entering, you are greeted by a large, light filled entrance hall characterised by rustic exposed beams and unique, contemporary geometric flooring, which provides access to a stunning balcony via sliding patio doors — the perfect spot to take in the immediate peace of the surroundings. The heart of the home is the dual aspect kitchen diner, featuring a bespoke Wood & Wire kitchen equipped with integrated ovens (conventional and combination microwave), warming drawer, dishwasher, fridge, and freezer. This space seamlessly combines functionality with character, boasting exposed beams and a curated mix of cupboards, drawers and shelving, all while offering framed views of the garden and the rolling moorland beyond. The ground floor continues with a generous living room centered around a modern inset regulation compliant low-emission wood burning fire, where dual aspect windows bathe the room in light. A practical utility room with a stainless steel sink, plumbing for a washing machine, worktop, cupboards and a downstairs w/c completes this level.

Rising to the first floor, the landing leads to two substantial double bedrooms, both featuring exposed beams and far reaching views that capture the essence of the Pennine landscape, both further enhanced by a original stone fireplaces. A dedicated office space also with original stone fireplace, sits at the heart of this floor, providing an ideal, quiet environment for those working from home. These rooms are served by a large, modern family bathroom outfitted with a white three piece suite and a separate, oversized shower cubicle.

The versatility of the property is truly showcased on the lower ground floor, which houses two additional double bedrooms with direct garden access (one currently being used as a garden room). Alongside another flexible reception room and a second three piece bathroom, this floor could easily function as an independent guest wing or be developed into a lucrative holiday let, given its private access and stunning outlook.

The exterior of the property is a sanctuary of tranquility. The large rear garden is an idyllic retreat,featuring raised patios for al fresco dining, established raised flower beds and greenhouse within the dry stone walled garden, and two further meadow areas beyond and to the side. This wonderful garden is further enhanced by a stunning sunroom with floor to ceiling glazing on three sides, bifold doors and a rooflight, flooding the space with natural light while offering warmth and year round shelter from which to admire the uninterrupted moorland views. To the back of the sunroom is an integrated garden storage shed.

Located in the sought after community of Cragg Vale, the property is surrounded by a friendly local network and is just moments away from breathtaking moorland walks. A nearby bus stop ensures easy connectivity to the surrounding villages of Mytholmroyd, Hebden Bridge, Ripponden, and the town of Huddersfield, making it as convenient as it is peaceful.

Mytholmroyd serves as the nearest hub, offering a selection of independent shops, local primary schools, and Calder High School. A short distance away lies Hebden Bridge, a vibrant and eclectic town famous for its creative spirit, artisan markets, and independent cinema. With its winding canals and steep wooded valleys, it is a destination for those seeking culture and a unique community atmosphere. In the opposite direction, the charming village of Ripponden offers a selection of award winning restaurants, traditional pubs, and essential amenities, all set within a beautiful surroundings.

For those requiring access to major commercial centers, the property is perfectly positioned for commuting. Mytholmroyd and Hebden Bridge both feature railway stations on the Caldervale line, providing direct and frequent services to Manchester, Leeds, and beyond. Additionally, the M62 motorway is easily accessible from Ripponden, linking the property to the national motorway network. This cottage represents a lifestyle choice for those seeking a quiet, rural existence without sacrificing the convenience of modern transport links and thriving local communities.

MATERIAL INFORMATION

Tenure Type: Freehold

Council Tax Band: E

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 - 17 mbps Ultrafast - 1800 mbps

Mobile Signal/Coverage: O2 - Poor EE- Good Three - Good Vodafone - Poor

Parking: On Street Parking

Building Safety: No Known Issues

Listed Property: No

Restrictions: Not Sure

Private Rights of Way: Not Sure

Public Rights of Way: Not Sure

Flooded in Last 5 Years: No

Sources of Risk: Rivers & Sea - Very Low Surface Water - Very Low

Flood Defences: None

Planning Permission/Development Proposals: Not Sure

Entrance Location: Ground Floor

Accessibility Measures: Not Suitable for Wheelchair Users

Located on a Coalfield: Not Sure

Other Mining Related Activities: Not Sure

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.