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Lee Mill Road, Hebden Bridge, HX7

PROPERTY TYPE

Character Property

BEDROOMS

7

BATHROOMS

5

SIZE

40,688 sq ft

3,780 sq m

TENURE
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Key features

  • Enchanting private woodland retreat close to Hardcastle Crags
  • 10-minute walk to Hebden Bridge town centre
  • Restored 17th-century home with striking contemporary wing
  • Two additional dwellings: The Cave and The Cabin
  • Exceptional flexibility for family, multi-generation or investors
  • Hot tub deck, yoga studio, wildlife pond, allotment and woodland grounds
  • Extensive parking

Description

Dogbottom - Lee Mill Road - Hebden Bridge

An Enchanted Woodland Estate: A Sanctuary of Creativity, Versatility, and Natural Splendour.

Hidden within a private glade at the gateway to the National Trust’s Hardcastle Crags, Dogbottom is one of Hebden Bridge’s most evocative and distinguished residences. This secluded woodland haven offers a rare duality: a sense of total immersion in nature, yet located just a ten-minute stroll from the vibrant, independent heart of one of Yorkshire’s most beloved market towns.

Comprising a masterfully restored 17th-century character home, a striking contemporary architectural wing with self contained annex, wellness studio and Sauna. With two bespoke additional detached dwellings - The Cave and The Cabin - this estate is a masterclass in craftsmanship. Whether envisioned as a peaceful family retreat, a multi-generational sanctuary or a boutique wellness and hospitality business, Dogbottom invites its next custodian to inhabit a world of tranquillity and imagination.

The Main Residence: Timeless Character

The heart of the estate is a beautifully preserved home where rustic heritage meets artisanal elegance. Stepping through the stone-framed entrance, you are greeted by an atmosphere of warmth, defined by hand-finished stone walls, exposed timber beams, and the soft glow of multi-fuel stoves.

  • The Kitchen & Dining Room: A masterclass in handcrafted design, featuring solid wood cabinetry, a classic Shaws Belfast sink, and dual-aspect windows that frame the ancient woodland.

  • The Sanctuary Lounge: An intimate space for reflection, featuring deep window seats, a second log-burning stove, and mellow timber tones.

  • The Principal Suite: Occupying the upper floor, the primary bedroom offers a triple-aspect vista through the canopy toward Hardcastle Crags.

  • Two Further Bedrooms – both echoing the charm of the surroundings

  • The Family Bathroom: A spa-like retreat featuring a freestanding oval bath, a walk-in rainfall shower, and a centuries-old stained-glass window sourced from a French church, casting soft light across the room.

The Contemporary Wing: Modern Versatility

Seamlessly integrated with the original stonework, the architect-designed extension serves as a light-filled bridge between heritage and modernity. With its own private entrance and parking for four vehicles, this wing is a self-contained opportunity.

  • The Wellness Studio: A breath taking sunroom with curved glass doors that dissolve the boundary between indoors and out, ideal for yoga, art, or elite guest hosting.

  • The River Suite: A magnificent bedroom with a private balcony overlooking the water, accompanied by a sauna, shower room, and underfloor heating throughout.

  • Ancillary Spaces: Including a stylish self contained unit with kitchenette and a mezzanine sleeping area, this wing is perfectly suited for boutique holiday lets or welcoming guest accommodation.

‘The Cave’ & ‘The Cabin’: Independent Living

Discreetly positioned within the grounds are two further dwellings, providing exceptional flexibility for income or independence:

  • The Cave: A sophisticated, self-contained studio with underfloor heating, a bespoke four-poster bed, and a versatile living area featuring a dining table that cleverly converts into a pool table.

  • The Cabin: A "storybook" log cabin nestled beside the pond. With its own veranda, multi-fuel stove, and kitchenette, it is the ultimate writer’s retreat or romantic hideaway.

Gardens & Grounds: A Private Kingdom

Set within expansive private woodland, the grounds of Dogbottom are a sensory delight.

  • Indulgence: An expansive, sun-drenched deck features a 2-meter wood-clad hot tub (seating eight) and an outdoor hot shower, perfect for starlit evenings.

  • Nature & Sustainability: The lower gardens host a thriving allotment and a wildlife-friendly pond, while natural stone pathways meander through the trees.

  • Practicality: Rare for the area, the property boasts ample parking for up to eight vehicles and offers significant potential for further development within the grounds.

Location: The Best of Both Worlds

While Dogbottom feels like a secret world, the cultural energy of Hebden Bridge is mere minutes away. Known for its galleries, artisan bistros, and direct rail links to Manchester, Leeds, and London, the town provides a sophisticated backdrop to this rural idyll. From your doorstep, you can join the woodland trails of Hardcastle Crags or walk into town for a morning coffee.

"Dogbottom is more than a home; it is a lifestyle of rare calibre, a place where the rush of the river and the song of the woods meet the height of contemporary luxury."


EPC Rating: C
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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.
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