Moorcroft, Blackshaw Head, Hebden Bridge

This beautifully presented Grade II Listed property, originally converted from traditional Weavers cottages, offers a unique blend of character and spacious living. With four bedrooms, it stands as a substantial family home, showcasing generous accommodation and extensive outdoor space that seamlessly connects to the stunning surrounding countryside. Dating back to 1764, the residence retains its historical charm, featuring exposed stonework, timber beams, and attractive open fireplaces, all complemented by picturesque views of Blackshaw Head. The ground floor is designed for both relaxation and entertaining, featuring two large reception rooms that provide flexibility for various occasions. The heart of the home is a spacious kitchen-diner equipped with a full-sized Range cooker and integrated appliances, ideal for family gatherings. A utility room adds practicality and leads to a storage area that holds potential for creating a self-contained annexe or designated workspace, subject to necessary consents. Upstairs, four double bedrooms offer ample space for families or guests, complemented by a stylish family bathroom featuring a walk-in shower and free-standing bath, in keeping with the property’s character. Externally, the home boasts a generous lawned garden accessible from the main reception room, alongside a private patio area complete with a hot tub, perfect for outdoor entertaining. Additional features include off-road parking and EV charging facilities. Situated in the desirable village of Blackshaw Head, this property is surrounded by the beautiful Calder Valley countryside and is within easy reach of the vibrant market towns of Hebden Bridge and Todmorden. The area is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, with numerous scenic walking routes and local amenities nearby. Moorcroft represents a rare opportunity to acquire a characterful home with substantial indoor and outdoor space, offering excellent potential for flexible living arrangements.