Lee Mill Road, Hebden Bridge, HX7

- PROPERTY TYPE
- Detached 
- BEDROOMS
- 7 
- BATHROOMS
- 5 
- SIZE
- Ask agent 
- TENUREDescribes how you own a property. There are different types of tenure - freehold, leasehold, and commonhold.Read more about tenure in our glossary page.
- Freehold 
Description
Hidden within its own private glade yet just a ten-minute walk from the heart of Hebden Bridge, Dogbottom is a truly extraordinary home. Set within enchanting woodland beside a gentle river, it combines rustic character with inspired craftsmanship and rare versatility — ideal as a family home, creative retreat, multi-generational residence or boutique holiday let.
The main house blends warmth and authenticity with modern comfort: exposed beams, stone fireplaces and handcrafted finishes create a timeless feel, while treetop views and natural light flood every room. The contemporary extension, connected yet self-contained, offers exceptional flexibility with its own kitchen, sauna, studio and treetop balcony — perfect for guest accommodation or workshop space.
Beyond the main residence lie two further self-contained dwellings: The Cave, a stylish outbuilding with kitchen and shower room, and The Cabin, a storybook log retreat beside the pond — an inspiring hideaway for guests, artists or income generation.
The private woodland setting feels completely secluded, with an expansive deck, 2m wood-clad hot tub and outdoor shower — all surrounded by nature and birdsong. There is generous parking for up to eight cars, an exceptional rarity in Hebden Bridge.
Offering total privacy, natural beauty and extraordinary flexibility, Dogbottom represents a unique opportunity to live, work and create in harmony with the landscape — a place where tranquillity and imagination truly meet.
Main Description
A rare opportunity to own one of Hebden Bridge’s most distinctive and inspiring homes. This is a secluded woodland haven that feels worlds away yet lies just a ten-minute stroll from the town’s vibrant heart.
Hidden within its own private glade and embraced by ancient woodland, Dogbottom is a home like no other. The sound of birdsong and the gentle rush of the nearby river create a sense of tranquillity that feels enchanted. Every corner reveals craftsmanship, imagination, and warmth. From exposed beams and stone hearths to hand-built kitchens and artful architectural details every corner of this unique home is a delight.
Whether envisioned as a family retreat, a multi-generational sanctuary, or an income-producing haven for retreats or holiday lets, this exceptional property invites its next custodian to live both creatively and close to nature.
Dogbottom comprises a beautifully restored main house brimming with character and charm, a contemporary architect-designed extension offering exceptional flexibility, and two further self-contained dwellings - The Cave and The Cabin - each with their own unique appeal.
Set in private woodland grounds with no overlooking neighbours, the property includes generous parking, landscaped areas, and numerous substantial decking terraces, one with a 2m wood-clad hot tub and outdoor shower, creating the perfect balance of practicality and indulgence.
The combination of accommodation, setting and versatility offers a rare opportunity: ideal for multi-generational living, boutique retreats, or a creative lifestyle business, all just a short walk from the cafés, galleries, and energy of Hebden Bridge.
The Main House
Stepping through the stone-framed entrance, you are immediately enveloped in rustic charm. Exposed beams and hand-finished stone walls create a timeless welcome, while the multi-fuel stove provides a cosy focal point.
The open-plan kitchen and dining room are a masterclass in simple, handcrafted elegance, featuring a classic Shaws Belfast sink, solid wood cabinetry, and sweeping woodland views through dual-aspect windows. The space allows you to host for large gatherings and the adjoining lounge exudes warmth and intimacy – deep window seats, a second log-burning stove, and mellow timber tones combine to create the perfect retreat for evenings by the fire.
Upstairs, the sense of calm continues. The principal bedroom is a serene sanctuary with triple-aspect windows offering treetop views through to Hardcastle Craggs and glimpses down to the hot tub below. A characterful double bedroom features an exposed stone chimney breast and dual-aspect views, while the single bedroom is bright and thoughtfully arranged. The landing is illuminated by a beautiful stained-glass feature window and includes a conveniently located dressing room. The family bathroom is simply exquisite, it comprises a freestanding oval bath, walk-in shower, and a centuries-old stained-glass window sourced from a French church combine to create a space of timeless beauty.
The Contemporary Extension
A striking modern addition that perfectly complements the original stonework, the new wing provides a bright and versatile space ideal for guests, independent family members, or workshop retreats.
Accessible via a separate entrance, it features a stylish kitchenette with underfloor heating, a sauna and shower room, and a stunning studio or sunroom with curved glass doors that open the space to the woodland beyond – an inspiring setting for yoga, art, or quiet reflection.
Two double bedrooms are found within this wing, one with its own private balcony ‘The River Suite’, along with a mezzanine sleeping area and an additional kitchen space. This area offers the flexibility to operate as a self-contained apartment, creative studio, or boutique retreat suite, depending on your needs. It has its own private entrance and private parking for up to 4 cars.
‘The Cave’ and ‘The Cabin’
For those seeking independence, guest accommodation, or income potential, Dogbottom offers two further dwellings within its grounds.
‘The Cave’ is a spacious, self-contained outbuilding – ideal as a guest suite, home office, or rental studio – with the convienience of underfloor heating and featuring a fully fitted kitchen, shower room, bespoke 4-poster bed and a dining area that cleverly converts into a pool-table space.
The Cabin, nestled at the garden’s edge beside the pond, is pure storybook charm: a cosy log cabin with multi-fuel stove, kitchenette, shower room, and decked veranda. Perfect for writers, artists, or visiting guests, it promises a sense of privacy and wonder, surrounded by birdsong and dappled light.
Gardens and Grounds
Dogbottom is set within its own woodland grounds at the entrance to the famous Hardcastle Craggs National Trust forest, offering total privacy and a true sense of escape. The setting is as practical as it is idyllic, with an expansive sun-drenched deck housing a wood-clad 2m hot tub that seats up to eight people, complemented by an outdoor hot shower. A further decked areas and a fire pit are positioned in secluded areas of the grounds offering space for complete relaxation or quiet contemplation. The lower garden area comprises a large allotment area and a wildlife friendly pond.
There is ample parking for up to eight vehicles, a rare luxury in Hebden Bridge and the grounds are filled with mature trees, natural stone pathways, and abundant wildlife, creating an ever-changing landscape through the seasons. There is ample space for further development if required.
Here, mornings begin with coffee beside the river and evenings end under starlit skies in the hot tub. This is a lifestyle that balances tranquillity, creativity, and connection.
Location
Despite its magical seclusion, Dogbottom is just a ten-minute walk from the heart of Hebden Bridge, renowned for its artistic energy, independent cafés, and thriving cultural scene. Excellent transport links include direct rail services to Manchester, Leeds, and Bradford, and a selection of highly regarded local schools and nurseries are all within easy reach. From here, you can stroll into town for brunch, or head straight onto woodland trails that meander through to Hardcastle Craggs National Trust Forest.
Dogbottom is far more than a home, it is a new way of living. A place where creativity and nature coexist, where modern flexibility meets timeless charm. Whether as a private family home, a wellness retreat, or a boutique holiday destination, this extraordinary woodland sanctuary offers a lifestyle unlike anything else in Hebden Bridge. Call now to book your viewing
· MATERIAL INFORMATION
· Tenure Type: Freehold
· Council Tax Band E
· EPC Rating: C
· Construction Type: Stone Main property, Extension concrete block
· Sources of Heating: Gas Central Heating and Underfloor
· Sources of Electricity supply: Main Supply
· Sources of Water Supply: Main Supply and Borehole
· Primary Arrangement for Sewerage: Septic Tank
· Broadband Connection: Standard - 16 mbps Superfast - 32m mbps
· Mobile Signal/Coverage: O2 - Good EE- Good Three - Good Vodafone - Good
· Parking: Off road parking for 8 vehicles
· Building Safety: No Known Issues
· Listed Property: No
· Restrictions: Unknown
· Private Rights of Way: Unknown
· Public Rights of Way: Unknown
· Flooded in Last 5 Years: No
· Sources of Risk: Rivers & Sea - Very Low. Surface Water - Very Low
· Flood Defences: None
· Planning Permission/Development Proposals: Unknown
· Entrance Location: Ground Floor
· Accessibility Measures: None
· Located on a Coalfield: Unknown
· Other Mining Related Activities: Unknown
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- PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
- Yes
- GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
- Yes
- ACCESSIBILITYHow a property has been adapted to meet the needs of vulnerable or disabled individuals.Read more about accessibility in our glossary page.
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