Parkwood Road, Huddersfield, HD3

Introduction 

Perfectly positioned for modern living while steeped in history and character, Dyeworks, 14 Parkwood Road enjoys a highly convenient setting less than five miles from Junction 23 of the M62, offering excellent connectivity across Yorkshire and the wider North, with easy access to both Manchester and Leeds.

A truly distinctive Grade II listed home, Dyeworks has been immaculately presented to create an exceptional family residence that celebrates its rich heritage at every turn. 

A wealth of original features have been carefully preserved, including exposed stone flooring and walls, substantial timber beams and charming mezzanine levels that add character, depth and architectural interest throughout.

The thoughtfully designed accommodation combines period charm with modern luxury. 

At its heart is a beautifully appointed, high-specification kitchen centred around an impressive island, complemented by a separate utility room, boot room and ground floor WC. 

A series of versatile reception spaces provide room for both entertaining and everyday living, including an elegant formal dining room, inviting sitting room, comfortable TV room and a delightful reading nook.

Four generous double bedrooms, benefit from their own luxurious en-suites, creating a private and indulgent retreat for family members and guests alike.

Set within grounds extending to over an acre, the property enjoys beautifully landscaped gardens alongside a paddock, providing a rare sense of space and privacy. 

Further enhancing its appeal, planning permission has been granted for the conversion of the existing outbuilding and stables to create a separate one-bedroom cottage, offering exciting potential for guest accommodation, multi-generational living or holiday letting.

Main description

At the heart of the home lies a stunning dining kitchen, beautifully appointed with a bespoke dark grey shaker-style fitted kitchen complemented by elegant white granite work surfaces, integrated appliances and a substantial central island. 

Mullioned windows frame a charming window seat, creating a delightful spot from which to enjoy views across the front aspect. 

Open to the kitchen, a staircase rises to the first floor and mezzanine dining room, creating a wonderful sense of connection between the spaces. Whilst positioned on a different level, the formal dining area remains very much part of the kitchen's atmosphere and is perfectly suited to both everyday family life and entertaining.

Adjoining the kitchen is a sumptuous sitting room where period character and contemporary design combine effortlessly. 

Stone flagged flooring, an exposed stone feature wall and a central log-burning stove create a warm and inviting environment, whilst a further mullioned window seat enhances the room's cottage charm.

To the rear of the property, a beautifully finished boot room featuring stylish dark grey panelling provides practical everyday access and links seamlessly to the utility room, ground floor WC and TV room. 

The TV rooms offers excellent flexibility to suit individual requirements, whether enjoyed as an additional reception room, family snug or practical home office.

The mezzanine dining room is an impressive entertaining space, finished with tasteful décor and comfortably accommodating an eight-seater dining table beneath the property's characterful exposed beams. 

The principal bedroom suite is particularly impressive, offering generous proportions and luxurious presentation. 

A dedicated dressing room fitted with built-in wardrobes leads directly into an exquisite en-suite bathroom, creating a truly hotel-inspired retreat. 

Bedroom two is another spacious double bedroom and benefits from its own beautifully appointed en-suite shower room.

A particularly attractive feature of the first-floor accommodation is the welcoming reading nook situated on the landing. Surrounded by bespoke shelving and thoughtfully designed as a cosy retreat, this space perfectly complements the exposed stone walls and original timber beams that define the character of the home.

Leading from the landing are two further double bedrooms, both of which feature striking mezzanine levels. 

These versatile upper spaces lend themselves perfectly as dressing rooms, study areas or private sitting areas, whilst also enhancing the unique architectural appeal of the property. 

Each mezzanine level leads to a luxurious en-suite bathroom, ensuring all four bedrooms benefit from exceptional privacy and comfort.

OUTSIDE

Externally, the property extends to grounds of over one acre, incorporating beautifully landscaped gardens and a paddock that provide an enviable blend of outdoor living space and rural charm. 

Further enhancing the property's appeal is the granted planning permission to convert the existing outbuilding and stables into a separate one-bedroom cottage, presenting exciting opportunities for ancillary accommodation, multi-generational living, holiday letting or home-working requirements.

Dyeworks is a truly remarkable home, successfully blending heritage, character and contemporary luxury within a highly accessible West Yorkshire location.

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

The property is Freehold and is within Kirklees Council with a Council Tax Band D. It is Grade II listed and is connected to all mains services including mains gas, electricity water and sewerage. The property is exempt from having an EPC as it is Grade II listed.

DISCLAIMER 

The external photos have been enhanced with AI because of the time of the year the photos were taken. 

Planning consent

There is existing planning permission which was granted on 23rd October 2025 to convert the barn / stables into a one bedroom cottage. Further information can be found by visiting the Kirklees Planning Portal quoting the following application number - 2025/62/91787W 

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