Radcliffe Road, Slaithwaite, Huddersfield

Summary

If you are in the market for a house that is full of character features, in the sought after village of Slaithwaite, then this is where you might belong.

Details

Displaying features to include mullion windows, exposed beams and stonework, traditional fireplaces and stone staircases, this grade II listed cottage is typical of its style and property type.

Laid out over three floors, the house offers interesting accommodation suited to a variety of buyers, as depicted in our floorplans, images and 3D tour.

The house is located on Radcliffe Road, just out of Slaithwaite village centre, within walking distance of the varied amenities, places to eat out and socialise and lots of independent shops and businesses.

Wander along the canal from Slaithwaite to Marsden and enjoy the local scenery and wildlife.  

Business travellers will appreciate the connectivity to Leeds and Manchester via either the local railway station or the M62 motorway.

Enter from Radcliffe Road onto the ground floor, where one will find a Dining Room, good sized Dining Kitchen with a central island, and a spacious Lounge with a beautiful Inglenook fireplace and wood burning stove.  Steps lead down to the lower level, and also up to the first floor.  The Dining Room entrance leads out onto a terrace that is ideal for a morning coffee etc.

From the lower level one can access Knowle Road,  There is a cottage garden with steps up to the ground floor terrace at the side, and also a fuel store.  On this level inside the house there is an Entrance Porch, a Reception Room which our clients use for crafting which has a lovely stone fireplace and a small wood burner.  There are three store rooms on this level and a useful Utility Room and Ground Floor Shower Room too.

On the first floor one will find a Landing serving  Three Bedrooms, the main bedroom having a walk-in dressing room, and there is also a modern house Bathroom/wc.

The property has a gas central heating system and mostly timber framed sealed unit double glazing.

In all, this is a hugely characterful olde-worlde cottage in a much sought after village, and viewing is highly recommended.

The essentials:  The property is Grade II Listed.  Parking is on road.  Mains services are available.  The property is not adapted for disabled living.  Council Tax Band is A.  The property is Leasehold on a 999 yr lease from 1820.