Moorcroft, Blackshaw Head, Hebden Bridge

Beautifully presented and bursting with character. This Grade II Listed, four-bedroom family home has been thoughtfully created from the conversion of traditional Weavers cottages to form one substantial residence. It offers generous accommodation, extensive outside space with direct access to the surrounding countryside.

Moorcroft is an impressive home that combines the charm and individuality of its cottage origins with the proportions and practicality of a much larger property. Dating back to 1764 it is still rich in character; the house has been sympathetically brought together to create a warm and welcoming family home.
Its features include exposed stonework, mullion style windows, timber beams and attractive open fireplaces alongside the beautiful countryside views of Blackshaw Head.

Internally, the ground floor provides excellent living and entertaining space, with two large reception rooms offering flexibility for both everyday family life and more formal occasions.
At the heart of the home is the large kitchen-diner, complete with a full-sized Range cooker and integrated appliances it provides plenty of potential for cooking, dining and gathering with family and friends.
A particularly useful addition is the utility room, which leads into the storage area offering further potential to create a self-contained annexe, designated home working space or guest accommodation, subject to any necessary consents. Importantly, this part of the property benefits from separate access.

Upstairs, the generous proportions continue with four double bedrooms, providing excellent space for a family or those requiring additional guest rooms. The bedrooms are complemented by an attractive family bathroom featuring a walk-in shower and a free-standing bath, perfectly in keeping with the character of the property.

Externally, Moorcroft enjoys plenty of private outdoor space, providing a wonderful setting for relaxing, entertaining and enjoying the surrounding environment. It features an extensive lawned garden which you can directly access from the main reception room.

The opposite end of the house features a private patio area with plenty of space for garden furniture, it features a hot tub which adds to the lifestyle appeal, while private off-road parking and EV charging offer valuable modern-day convenience.

This home sits in the village of Blackshaw Head, a highly regarded rural village surrounded by the beautiful rolling countryside of the Calder Valley. The vibrant market towns of Hebden Bridge and Todmorden are within easy reach, both are renowned for their independent shops, cafés, restaurants, arts scene and railway station, providing convenient connections towards Manchester and Leeds.

The area is particularly well suited to those who enjoy the outdoors, with an abundance of scenic walking routes, bridleways and open countryside close at hand, while nearby villages and towns provide a good range of everyday services, schools and leisure facilities.

The combination of substantial accommodation, character features and flexible living space makes Moorcroft a particularly appealing home. Its origins as individual cottages give the property a distinctive layout and a sense of history, while the conversion has created a spacious residence ideally suited to contemporary family life.

Moorcroft offers a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial and beautifully presented character home in the sought-after area of Blackshaw Head, Hebden Bridge. With generous indoor and outdoor space together with excellent potential for flexible, multi-generational living.

Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the scale, character and versatility of this individual property.