A substantial and beautifully presented period residence in a prime Marsden setting.
Village lifestyle, countryside walks and direct rail links all within easy reach. EPC E

Occupying a desirable position on the outskirts of the ever-popular village of Marsden, this substantial stone-built period terrace has been comprehensively renovated by the current owners to create an outstanding family residence that perfectly balances timeless character with contemporary living.

From the moment you step inside, the quality and attention to detail is immediately apparent. The property retains a wealth of original features synonymous with homes of this era, including soaring ceilings, deep skirting boards, decorative ceiling coving and beautifully proportioned rooms, all seamlessly complemented by modern fixtures and fittings.

A grand entrance hallway sets an impressive first impression, featuring patterned tiled flooring, elegant wall panelling and a striking solid wood spindle staircase rising to the upper floors. A door also provides access to the cellar.

To the front of the property is a charming living room, rich in character with exposed floorboards, a picture rail and a feature log-burning stove creating a warm and inviting focal point. To the rear, the heart of the home is found in the superb open-plan kitchen and dining room — a generous and sociable space designed for modern family living and entertaining. The kitchen is fitted with a contemporary range of wall and base units, a central island incorporating a sink and low-level lighting, along with integrated appliances including a dishwasher, fridge freezer and an impressive range cooker. An adjoining utility room keeps everyday laundry neatly tucked away and provides plumbing for a washing machine and space for a tumble dryer.

The first floor opens onto a spacious landing where the staircase continues to the second floor. There are three well-proportioned bedrooms on this level, two of which benefit from fitted wardrobe storage. The principal bedroom also enjoys the luxury of en-suite shower rooms. The family bathroom is particularly charming, featuring contrasting white tiled walls and classic black and white chequerboard floor tiles, and is fitted with a cast iron free standing bath, pedestal wash basin and high-flush WC.

To the second floor is a generous attic room currently utilised by the vendors as a fourth bedroom. This is a superb and versatile space, enhanced by skylights and useful eaves storage. Please note that the vendors have been unable to ascertain whether this room is of original construction or has been converted, and no building regulation documentation is available to confirm its formal use as a bedroom.

Externally, the property is equally appealing. To the front is an enclosed garden with stone steps and pathway leading to the main entrance. To the rear is a private, enclosed, low-maintenance paved garden — ideal for outdoor dining, entertaining, and providing a safe environment for children and pets.

Marsden is renowned for its vibrant community atmosphere and offers an excellent selection of independent shops, cafés, bars and restaurants, along with well-regarded local schools. Commuters will particularly appreciate the village train station, providing direct connections to both Leeds and Manchester.

This is a truly impressive period home offering space, character and modern convenience in one of Huddersfield’s most desirable villages.

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