Carrs Road, Marsden, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD7

A Grade II listed former public house, Old New Inn offers over 2,000 sq ft of charcterful and spacious accommodation just outside the centre of Marsden. EPC - TBC



Occupying a prominent position just outside the vibrant village centre of Marsden, this exceptional Grade II listed former public house has been sympathetically converted to create a distinguished period residence extending to over 2,000 square feet of accommodation. Rich in heritage and architectural detail, the home seamlessly blends character features with refined modern comforts, offering a truly unique lifestyle opportunity within easy reach of well-regarded schooling, village amenities and excellent transport links including Marsden railway station.

A welcoming entrance hallway provides a practical yet elegant introduction to the home, leading through to a reception room brimming with original character. Stone mullioned windows, an exposed stone feature wall and impressive ceiling beams create a charming setting, complemented by bespoke fitted cupboards and a trap door granting access to the lower ground cellar. Offering extensive storage at present, the cellar presents significant scope to further enhance the property by increasing the living accommodation, subject to the necessary consents.

An inner hallway with patterned tiled flooring connects the principal living spaces. The living room is generous, boasting high ceilings adorned with decorative cornicing and picture rail, together with a fireplace set upon a stone hearth with timber mantle and stove. Original timber shutters frame the windows, enhancing both privacy and period charm.

The kitchen is in keeping with the home’s heritage, featuring a range of timber wall and base units, a classic Belfast sink and space for a freestanding cooker and dining table. Stone flooring and fitted cupboards further enhance its authentic appeal.

A ground floor shower room, fitted with a walk-in corner shower, WC and vanity unit, completes the ground floor accommodation.

From a secondary inner hallway a staircase rises to the upper levels, with useful under-stair storage and direct access out to the garden.

The first floor is introduced by an elegant spindle staircase leading to a spacious galleried landing, illuminated by a stone-framed window and offering a charming nook ideal for home working. Two generous double bedrooms are positioned on this level, the principal benefiting from an extensive arrangement of fitted wardrobes. The house bathroom is beautifully appointed with a four-piece suite comprising a freestanding bath, separate shower enclosure, pedestal wash basin and WC.

To the second floor, a further light-filled landing leads to the third double bedroom. This remarkable room showcases exposed timbers and a stunning stone gable end wall with arched window, creating a dramatic and atmospheric retreat.

Externally, the property enjoys two allocated parking spaces, including an electric vehicle charging point. The enclosed garden is low maintenance, offering paved patio areas ideal for entertaining, space for a greenhouse and a charming miniature railway line that runs around the garden — a delightful and distinctive feature befitting such an individual home.

A rare opportunity to acquire a substantial and characterful period residence, offering refined village living in one of the area’s most sought-after locations.

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