45 Properties

With a superb interior, this stone semi detached house is situated in Honley village centre; with just about every amenity on the doorstep…… not far from local scenic walks and the cricket club too

A hugely impressive, and very deceptive four bedroom family house in a lovely cul-de-sac setting adjacent to local green space and woodland.  Complete with a contemporary garden room.

A four double bedroom, 3 reception detached house, located in a cul-de-sac setting in the ever popular location of Beaumont Park.  Suited to families and professionals.

+++ AUTUMN/WINTER INCENTIVE £20,000 DISCOUNT AVAILABLE FOR A SALE BEFORE THE END OF JANUARY+++  Put your feet up in front of this rustic log burner.   Just out of Meltham centre, and only a short distance from local country walks and the scenery of the Peak District National Park, this 3 bed, two bath stone detached cottage also has a serviced studio in the garden.

Tucked away in a head of cul-de-sac setting, within the popular semi rural village of Netherton, is this modern four bedroom detached family house, complete with a luxury style kitchen and dining room.

A unique interlocking apartment style property with living accommodation on a very large first floor, plus ground floor garaging and utility, and in addition a spacious cellar.  It has character and personality in an unconventional sense.

In a location popular with families requiring schooling, and for commuters requiring the M62, a 3 bedroom semi detached house in a corner plot with established gardens, a conservatory, ample parking and a detached garage.

If you are looking for a two double bedroom detached house in a sought after location within the Holme Valley, then this is where you belong.

A spacious three bedroom semi detached house in a riverside setting.  Boasting lawned gardens, a driveway and carport.  The house requires modernisation.

In the popular village of Netherton, with schooling, amenities and local walks on the doorstep, this impressive extended period end terraced house is certainly worth viewing.