Lench House Farm stands as a testament to the rich industrial heritage of Yorkshire, having undergone an extensive restoration from its origins as a 19th-century broom workshop. This property combines the charm of its historical past with modern comforts, presenting an exciting opportunity for further investment and customization. The picturesque south-facing exterior offers captivating views of the rolling countryside, while the tranquil environment allows for a true escape into nature.
The interior blends original character features such as stone-mullioned windows and exposed beams with quality craftsmanship, showcasing a hand-built kitchen equipped with an AGA and flagstone flooring. Central to this home is a spacious dining kitchen ideal for gatherings, flowing through double doors into a warm and inviting formal dining room featuring an AGA multi-fuel stove.
The lounge provides serene relaxation, boasting expansive views of the countryside through a large picture window. A versatile additional room can serve various purposes—be it a guest space, playroom, or home office—which enhances the property's flexibility.
Upstairs, discover a principal suite that epitomizes luxury with its bespoke en suite wet room and garden vistas. Five additional bedrooms offer ample accommodation, three of which come with en suites. The house bathroom is beautifully designed with fine materials including a freestanding roll-top bath.
The outdoor areas are designed for both leisure and entertainment, including landscaped gardens that wrap around the home and provide year-round visual appeal. Notably, two custom outbuildings equipped with bi-fold doors currently function as a gym and hot-tub spa retreat—ideal spaces for unwinding amidst scenic surroundings.
There is generous off-road parking available along with a garage and carport. Additionally, a large detached stone barn featuring a mezzanine could be repurposed for creative projects or converted into living space (subject to necessary permissions).
In conclusion, Lench House Farm represents not just an opportunity to own part of West Yorkshire’s heritage but also presents significant potential for those looking to expand upon its current charm while seamlessly blending rural history with contemporary living.
