Blackshaw Head, Hebden Bridge, HX7

Green House Farm
A much-loved home with land, space and an exceptional setting for family life and equestrian living

Tucked away down a quiet country lane in Blackshaw Head, just outside Hebden Bridge, Green House Farm is a home that has been cared for and enjoyed by the same family for many years. Rich in character and charm, the property is filled with beautiful period features including exposed wooden beams, mullion windows and an abundance of original detail, all of which give the home a warm and timeless feel. It’s a place that feels private and peaceful, yet within easy reach of a number of town centres. It truly is the best of both worlds.

Surrounded by its own land, the setting is what makes this home so special. The grounds are relatively level which is something quite rare in this area and it provides a wonderful sense of space and freedom. For families, it offers a safe and secure environment for children to grow up in, with room to explore, play and simply be outdoors.

The views are a constant reminder of the home’s unique position. From both the house and the land, there are far-reaching views across the Calder Valley, with the iconic Stoodley Pike standing proudly in the distance.

Inside, the house has been shaped around family living and entertaining. The kitchen and dining space sits at the heart of the home, generous in size and naturally sociable, with plenty of room for everyday life to unfold. It has an open flow through to a bright breakfast area overlooking the garden, making it a space that works just as well for busy mornings as it does for relaxed weekends and time spent together.

The main living room is warm and comfortable. It is a place to unwind at the end of the day, while a separate room just off it adds a layer of flexibility. This would be ideal as a playroom, games room or home office, depending on what’s needed. It’s this versatility that makes the house so easy to live in and adapt over time.

Completing the downstairs layout there is a utility room, additional storage and a ground floor shower room all helping to support the day-to-day running of a busy household. The shower room in particular is a handy addition, ideal for washing muddy pets and children.

Upstairs, there are four well-proportioned bedrooms. The principal bedroom has its own en-suite, while the remaining rooms are served by a family bathroom. Each room enjoys its own outlook over the gardens or surrounding land, with beautiful, far-reaching views across the valley and a lovely sense of light throughout.

Outside, the lifestyle on offer really comes into its own. The land wraps around the property, providing excellent potential for those with equestrian interests. There is ample space for grazing and paddocks, and the direct access onto the Pennine Bridleway is a real highlight, offering miles of riding straight from your doorstep without the need to box up. For those less interested in equestrian pursuits, the setting is equally appealing for outdoor enthusiasts. With walking routes directly from the doorstep, the surrounding countryside is ideal for exploring on foot, while the nearby Long Causeway is well known within the cycling community. Renowned for its spectacular scenery and rewarding challenge, it forms part of a number of popular Calderdale routes, attracting both road and gravel cyclists.

The outbuildings offer plenty of flexibility and real potential. Already generous in size, they could be well suited to conversion into stabling or other equestrian facilities, subject to the necessary consents. Equally, they may lend themselves to alternative uses, such as workshop space, storage, or even make an ideal hideaway/hangout space for teenagers.

The gardens feel relaxed and natural, with a pond and spring adding to the peaceful atmosphere. It’s a lovely space to spend time, whether that’s entertaining friends with a summer barbecue or simply sitting out with a brew, listening to the birdsong and taking in the surroundings. There is also a garden room, offering a quiet spot away from the main house, ideal as a home office or somewhere to retreat and unwind. As the seasons change, the garden takes on a different character, making it a place to enjoy all year round.

Despite its peaceful position, Hebden Bridge is only a short drive away. Well known for its vibrant, creative community, the town offers an excellent selection of independent shops, cafés and restaurants, along with a welcoming and established local feel. There are a number of well-regarded schools in the area, making it a strong choice for families, while nearby train stations at Hebden Bridge and Todmorden provide regular services to Manchester, Leeds and beyond which is ideal for those needing to commute.

In Summary
Green House Farm is, at its heart, a family home. One that has been well loved and lived in, and which now offers the opportunity for someone new to make it their own. With its space, setting, far-reaching views and excellent equestrian potential, it’s a rare find in this part of the Calder Valley.

Open Day Saturday the 16th of May. Viewings strictly by appointment.

Parking - Off street

Parking for several cars.