Heys Road, Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, HD9

Beautifully Presented Grade II Listed Four Bedroom Detached Home Located just a Short Distance from the Centre of Holmfirth providing Spacious Accommodation over Three Floors with a Large Garden, Garage & Studio. EPC - Exempt Grade II Listed

Tucked away from the roadside and approached via a sweeping gravel drive, Old Muslin Hall is a captivating Grade II listed residence dating back to the late 1700s. Set within generous lawned gardens and just over a mile from the vibrant centre of Holmfirth, this distinguished four-bedroom detached home combines historic charm with spacious family living. Complete with a detached double garage and a versatile studio/office, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a home of true character in the heart of the Holme Valley.

Constructed in the late 18th century and originally believed to have been a farmhouse, Old Muslin Hall showcases a wealth of period craftsmanship. Its handsome hammer-dressed stone façade, traditional stone slate roof, mullioned windows, impressive King Post truss and exposed beams all speak to its heritage. Over the years, the property has been thoughtfully restored and updated, creating a comfortable and well-proportioned home arranged across three floors.

Occupying a generous, largely level plot, the gardens are predominantly laid to lawn and positioned to enjoy sunlight throughout the day. The accommodation includes a welcoming dining kitchen, a characterful lounge, utility room and WC to the ground floor. The first floor hosts three bedrooms and a spacious family bathroom, while the second floor provides a substantial family room alongside a further bedroom. A traditional cellar adds additional storage and character.

A lengthy gravel driveway provides ample parking and leads to a detached double garage, with an adjoining outbuilding that now serves as an ideal home office, studio or hobby space—perfect for modern lifestyles.

Set back from Heys Road, the home enjoys gardens to three sides with mature trees, established planting and a stone-flagged terrace to the rear—ideal for outdoor dining and entertaining in complete privacy. Homes of this calibre and historic significance seldom come to market in this highly regarded school catchment area, so close to Holmfirth’s array of independent shops, restaurants and amenities.

Dining Kitchen - The entrance opens into a spacious and inviting family kitchen fitted with cream wooden base and wall units topped with oak work surfaces. A Belfast sink is set within the cabinetry, which extends to house an American-style fridge freezer (available by separate negotiation). A striking stone fireplace with raised hearth accommodates a multi-fuel stove, creating a warm focal point. Exposed ceiling beams and a slate floor enhance the rustic appeal, with the flooring continuing into the adjoining utility. Windows to both front and rear elevations flood the space with natural light. Beneath the staircase lies built-in storage and access to a traditional cellar featuring worn stone steps and original stone shelving.

Utility Room -Offering excellent additional storage, the utility is fitted with units, plumbing for a washing machine and a sink. Exposed beams, a slate floor, radiator and a bank of three mullioned windows complete the room. An external door provides convenient access to the gardens.

Sitting Room -A generously proportioned reception room brimming with character, including an exposed stone feature wall and ceiling beams. A second multi-fuel stove is set within a substantial stone surround. Windows to the side and rear elevations frame garden views, while a door opens directly onto the rear patio—ideal for indoor/outdoor living.

Guest WC - Located off the utility, this cloakroom features a low-level WC, basin, slate flooring and houses the gas-fired central heating boiler.

First Floor Landing - An elegant arched window overlooks the front garden, bathing the landing in natural light. From here, access is provided to three bedrooms, the family bathroom and stairs rising to the second floor. Built-in storage and a radiator are also present.

Bedroom One - A charming principal bedroom with mullioned windows, exposed stonework and ceiling beams. Fitted storage is provided, and the windows enjoy views over the rear garden and beyond.

Bedroom Two - Featuring triple mullioned windows to the rear, stripped wooden flooring, a painted ceiling beam and radiator.

Bedroom Three - Another attractive bedroom with twin rear-facing windows, exposed timbers, chimney breast and radiator.

Family Bathroom - An impressively sized bathroom fitted with a five-piece suite. A freestanding double-ended clawfoot roll-top bath with traditional fittings sits elevated on a timber platform, complemented by twin vanity basins, WC, bidet and a separate shower enclosure. Obscure leaf-patterned windows, partial wall cladding and a painted timber ceiling complete this luxurious space.

Second Floor Family Room - An ideal second sitting room, games room or workspace. A series of windows, including an arched feature window, provide far-reaching views across the valley towards Castle Hill. The exposed King Post truss and additional beams create a dramatic architectural statement.

Attic Bedroom -A spacious and versatile room currently used as a bedroom, with mullioned windows, exposed beams, painted stonework and built-in eaves storage. Equally suited as a playroom or study.

External - The gravel driveway offers extensive off-road parking and leads directly to the detached double garage, fitted with twin electric up-and-over doors and an EV charging point. Pathways provide access to both the front entrance and the rear garden via a wrought iron gate.

Studio/Office -Formerly a pigsty, this charming stone outbuilding has been repurposed to create a practical and private workspace. With power, lighting and windows to either side of the timber door, it presents excellent potential for a home office, art studio or hobby room.

Gardens
The grounds extend around three sides of the house and are bordered predominantly by traditional dry stone walls. Expanses of lawn are complemented by established hedging and mature trees, ensuring a high degree of privacy. To the rear, a substantial stone-flagged terrace provides an attractive and sheltered setting for entertaining and al fresco dining.

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