Stoney Springs Mill, Luddendenfoot

Tucked away in an idyllic spot just off the A646, this beautifully converted mill offers the perfect balance of charm, convenience, and character in a home. Completed in 2009, the property is ideally positioned for commuters with both Sowerby Bridge and Mytholmroyd train stations close at hand, whilst Hebden Bridge is just a ten-minute drive or a pleasant thirty-minute walk away. The Rochdale Canal meanders peacefully alongside, and the stunning conservation area of Luddenden sits right on the doorstep.

Stepping inside, you are welcomed into the hallway, which guides you through to a wonderfully spacious open-plan reception room. This versatile living space is bathed in natural light, making it ideal for both relaxing and entertaining. The modern kitchen area is thoughtfully designed with an integrated fridge, freezer, dishwasher, and oven, ensuring a sleek and functional finish. Just off the hallway, you’ll also find a handy. ground floor level W.C.

Heading downstairs to the lower ground floor, two well-proportioned bedrooms await, both filled with character and comfort. This level also allows access to the delightful courtyard and features a stylish family bathroom complete with bath, as well as a separate utility room, providing practical space for laundry and storage.

Rising to the first floor, the generous principal bedroom offers a peaceful retreat, complete with its own en-suite shower room and a useful store cupboard. Adjacent is the mezzanine floor, currently arranged as a bright and airy study, making it the perfect home office. However, with its proportions, it could easily be reimagined as a fourth bedroom if desired.

Outside, the home continues to impress. A delightful south-east facing patio provides a tranquil setting to enjoy morning sunshine and canal-side views, while off-road parking for up to four cars ensures day-to-day convenience right outside the door.

This is a rare opportunity to secure a home that blends modern mill conversion living with exceptional access to transport, nature, and the vibrant communities of the Calder Valley.

PROPERTY INFORMATION
Tenure Type: Freehold with contribution to Management Company

Annual Service Charge Amount: £660 (£55pcm)

Council Tax Band: D

Construction Type: Standard

Sources of Heating: Gas central heating

Sources of Electricity supply: mains

Sources of Water Supply: mains

Primary Arrangement for Sewerage: septic tank

Broadband Connection: standard – 16 mb/s, superfast – 80 mb/s

Mobile Signal/Coverage: O2 – Excellent, EE – Excellent, Three – Good, Vodafone - Good

Parking: 4 cars

Listed Property: No

Restrictions: None

Private Rights of Way: None

Public Rights of Way: None

Flooded in Last 5 Years: No

Planning Permission/Development Proposals: No

Entrance Location: Front of property

Accessibility Measures: Accessible to the ground floor only, stairs to the remainder of the property

Located on a Coalfield: unknown

Other Mining Related Activities: unknown