Upper Cockroft, Rishworth, Sowerby Bridge

Upper Cockroft is a Grade II* listed residence offering charater, tranquility, outstanding views and over 4,300 Sqft with the added benefit of planning consent to develop one of the outbuildings in to an additional two bedroom property.

With origins as far back as 1642, this superb country residence stands in private mature gardens, set within a sought-after hamlet on the outskirts of Rishworth and enjoys breathtaking countryside views.

Benefitting from planning consent to develop a further detached property.

This home is a Grade II* listed listed property which offers generous accommodation throughout with an abundance of spacious rooms offering stunning period features including leaded stone mullion windows, beamed ceilings, exposed roof trusses and stonework and splendid stone fireplaces.

Upper Cockroft is a remarkable family home provides four reception rooms, a study, large breakfast kitchen and with all the accommodation arranged over two floors, provides modern comforts whilst retaining stunning period features. In total the main residence offers over 4,300 Sqft, however there are approximately 1,300 Sqft of outbuildings and garages with the added benefit of a planning consent to develop a separate two bedroom eco friendly property.

Upstairs, there are a total of five double bedrooms with the benefit of two en suites and a house bathroom. The principal bedroom features fitted wardrobes and a contemporary bathroom.

One of our favourite features of this home are the sensational original fire places, exposed beams and the sunken terrace which is the perfect pitch for a family BBQ.

ENVIRONS

Upper Cockroft is accessed via a shared (no-through) lane used by 5 properties (including Upper Cockroft). Upper Cockroft is believed to have been built the Holroyd family and occupied the Bottomley family, both of whom were clothiers. The Holroyds were renowned property owners in the area. Situated in the picturesque Pennine valley of Calderdale, Rishworth is surrounded by history and beauty. In fact, the local area is frequently used for filming, such is the beauty and awe of the Yorkshire landscape. Less than a 10 minute drive away is the town of Sowerby Bridge which hosts many amenities and a train station. Equidistant is the M62, which connects well to both Manchester and Leeds within 30 minutes. Equally convenient is Littleborough train station with direct routes to Manchester and Halifax train station with routes to both Manchester and direct to London.
REASONS TO BUY

- Large period residence
- Great connectivity to the M62
- Gorgeous setting with breathtaking views
- Close to Ripponden village and Sowerby Bridge
- 5 double bedrooms
- Two En suite bathrooms
- 2 bed annex planning consent
- Fantastic grounds of around 1 acre

SERVICES

We are advised that the property has a private water and drainage supply with oil fired central heating in the main, open fires and electricity.

LOCAL AUTHORITY

Calderdale Council Band H

TENURE

We are advised that the property is freehold and that vacant possession will be granted upon legal completion.

VIEWING ARRANGEMENTS

Strictly through the selling agent - Monroe Estate Agents.