Regent Street, Hebden Bridge, HX7

Kitchen & Living Room

4.10x5.46 (inc kitchen and living room) - The ground floor is open-plan, combining kitchen and living space in a layout that feels both sociable and functional. A log burner forms a central feature, set against newly laid flagstone flooring with underfloor heating beneath. A large sash window brings in natural light and offers an attractive outlook onto the cobbled streets outside. The kitchen and pantry have been finished to a high specification, with handmade worktops, a Belfast sink with antique brass taps, and integrated appliances including a Bosch dishwasher. The central island isn’t just for prep, it’s the heart of the home, perfect for morning coffee or hosting friends while you cook.

Cellar

A well-sized cellar, spanning the footprint of the kitchen, provides excellent additional storage space.

Bedroom 1

4.09x3.02 - To the first floor is a well-proportioned double bedroom featuring an original cast iron fireplace, lime-washed walls and a large sash window.

Bathroom

2.64x2.42 - A masterclass in period restoration, the bathroom centres around a freestanding cast iron bateau bath with Barber Wilsons fittings. Positioned to take advantage of natural light, the space features reclaimed floorboards, exposed brickwork, and elegant wall panelling. The room is designed for total relaxation, with practical necessities tucked away behind bespoke, floor-to-ceiling carpentry. This includes a discreet cupboard that houses both a washing machine and separate dryer, with a large dedicated storage locker above for linens and towels. A second unit provides ample storage for toiletries and encases the boiler in custom soundproofing. The result is a clever use of space that keeps the laundry and services entirely out of sight, preserving the room's quiet, sanctuary-like atmosphere.

Bedroom 2

3.09x5.45 exculding built in storage - The second floor offers a generous, bright loft bedroom spanning the full width of the property. A beautiful original brick chimney arch serves as a dramatic backdrop, complemented by exposed timber beams. This room features extensive custom-built eaves storage (including hanging space) with integrated ambient lighting that highlights the original woodwork. An extra-large Velux window allows natural light to pour in, while a fitted blackout blind ensures total darkness for a restful night's sleep. Whether used as a principal bedroom or a soundproofed 'work-from-home' sanctuary removed from the main living areas, it offers a total sense of focus and retreat.

Specification

The property has undergone a full renovation over 2023/24, with a clear focus on long-term durability, efficiency, and finish. With a new boiler (Nov 2023), full rewire, and damp-proof course, the 'hidden costs' usually associated with period homes have been entirely removed. Improvements include: Internal wall insulation throughout Fully insulated loft with extra large Velux window for ample light Underfloor heating to the ground floor Newly laid flagstone flooring New boiler (Nov 2023) Fully rewired and thoughtfully lit Double glazed sash windows (with remaining guarantee) No history of damp or mould As a result, the house performs significantly better than most period properties in the area in terms of comfort and running costs, offering the thermal efficiency of a much newer building with the character of an original weaver's cottage. Feedback from those who have stayed in the house over the last 12 months confirms the success of the renovation, with occupants noting (truncated)

Interior finish

The house has been finished with a consistent focus on natural materials and durability, including reclaimed floorboards, newly laid flagstone flooring to the ground floor, and wool carpets (with top-end memory foam underlay) to the loft room. Details such as antique-brass sockets and switches, along with the use of high-quality paints including Little Greene, Farrow & Ball, breathable Bauwerk limewash and scrubbable paint in high traffic areas, contribute to a cohesive and well-considered finish throughout.

Opportunity

Cobble House is the antithesis of the 'fixer-upper.' It is a home designed for those who want the aesthetics of 1883 without the maintenance and expensive running costs. Guests who have spent time in the property over the last year have highlighted the quality of the living experience, describing it as a 'well laid out, practical space that works beautifully for everyday living.'

Whether you are a first-time buyer looking for a stress-free move-in, or seeking a high-end bolthole, the property’s turn-key condition is its greatest asset. The location has proven a particular highlight, described by recent occupants as a 'flat, easy walk into town - no hills, everything on the doorstep' on a 'quiet road... easy to park.' For those looking for a truly seamless move, the option to purchase fully furnished (via separate negotiation) allows for a 'turn-key' transition. Simply turn the key and start living.

Air B n B

The success of the renovation is best reflected in the feedback from those who have stayed in the house over the last 12 months. Beyond the photography, you can view the full gallery and read detailed testimonials regarding the warmth, quietness, and practical layout of the home by visiting the link below: 193989

Agents notes

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