- LINES AVAILABLE 24/7! +
- RIVERSIDE POSITION +
- MID TERRACE COTTAGE +
- TWO RECEPTION ROOMS +
- IDEAL FOR FIRST TIME BUYERS OR INVESTORS +
- REAR GARDEN AREA WITH RIVERSIDE VIEWS +
- ON STREET PARKING +
- CONVENIENT LOCATION +
Set within a charming row of traditional Yorkshire stone terraces, this delightful two-bedroom cottage perfectly combines period character with modern comfort. Situated in the sought-after village of Mytholmroyd, it offers not only a welcoming home but also a vibrant community atmosphere. With thoughtful updates alongside original features, it's an ideal choice for first-time buyers, small families, or anyone seeking a peaceful retreat close to excellent amenities.
Inside, the inviting living room is filled with natural light and features wood-effect flooring, an attractive fireplace, shelving to the alcove and a cosy seating area. Stairs rise from here to the first floor.
The stylish kitchen is fitted with sleek, high-gloss cabinets, a granite-effect worktop, built-in oven, and dedicated space for appliances including an electric hob, space for a washing machine and space for a fridge/freezer. There is also a breakfast bar.
Continuing to the rear of the property, a versatile room provides a second reception space which could be used as a family room, dining room, snug or practical boot room, complete with a brick-surround fireplace and access to the outside.
Upstairs, the first floor landing gives access to two bedrooms (bedroom one being a large double) which offer attractive views and plenty of room, while the modern family bathroom includes a three-piece suite with shower over bath and contemporary wall panelling.
To the rear, there is a cobbled path which runs the length of the row and opens into a low-maintenance "sun trap" garden space is a sun trap overlooking the river. It provides an area for outdoor dining, gardening, or simply relaxing in the fresh air.
Mytholmroyd, at the heart of the scenic Upper Calder Valley, is celebrated for its Pennine landscapes and strong sense of community. The village offers a good range of local shops, cafes, and pubs, along with excellent transport links via road and train, giving direct connections to Leeds and Manchester.
Just a short walk or drive away lies Hebden Bridge, a town frequently named among the UK's best small towns. Known for its independent shops, quirky cafes, vibrant arts scene, and historic canalside charm, it complements the natural beauty of the surrounding countryside. Residents enjoy immediate access to outstanding walks, including the Rochdale Canal towpath and Hardcastle Crags, making this a perfect home for those who want the best of both outdoor adventure and cultural vibrancy.
MATERIAL INFORMATION
Tenure Type: Freehold
Council Tax Band: A
Construction Type: Standard Construction
Sources of Heating: Gas Central Heating
Sources of Electricity supply: Main Supply
Sources of Water Supply: Main Supply
Primary Arrangement for Sewerage: Main Supply
Broadband Connection: Standard - 25 mbps Ultrafast - 950 mbps
Mobile Signal/Coverage: O2 - Good EE- Good Three - Fair Vodafone - Good
Parking: Street Parking
Building Safety: No Known Issues
Listed Property: No
Restrictions: Not Sure
Private Rights of Way: Not Sure
Public Rights of Way: Not Sure
Flooded in Last 5 Years: No (previously flooded in 2015 & 2020)
Sources of Risk: Rivers & Sea - High Surface Water - Low
Flood Defences: Flood Doors to Front & Rear
Planning Permission/Development Proposals: Not Sure
Entrance Location: Ground Floor
Accessibility Measures: Not Wheelchair Accessible
Located on a Coalfield: Not Sure
Other Mining Related Activities: Not Sure