Sold STC
£425,000
24 Slack Top, Heptonstall, Hebden Bridge
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Key Features
- Stunning Views
- Deceptively spacious
- Lovely peaceful garden
- Off road parking
- No onward chain
- Open day by appointment only Saturday April 27th
Description
Located in a peaceful hamlet near Heptonstall, but within easy reach of Hebden Bridge, Slack Top is a wonderful place to live. With stunning views to the rear, and a large garden, this house is sure to attract a lot of interest. While in need of modernisation, it is a rare opportunity to acquire a home of generous size and scope in a much sought-after part of Calderdale.
A large 4-bedroom semi-detached property with masses of potential, situated in the popular hamlet of Slack Top. Comprising of 4 double bedrooms, main bathroom and separate toilet, large living room, dining room and kitchen, the property has mains gas central heating and is mostly doubled glazed. It occupies a beautiful spot with stunning views and benefits from direct access to an extensive network of footpaths and bridleways. Its close proximity to Hebden Bridge with its quirky shops and restaurants makes it an attractive choice. There is a train station in Hebden Bridge, and a bus stop just outside the house, with a twice hourly service. Primary schools are located in Colden and Heptonstall, along with a Post Office, May's Farm Shop and several local pubs.
Rooms
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1 - Living Room
6.18m x 4.34m - 20'3" x 14'3"
From the front door, a generous hallway brings you into the large sitting room with lovely views over the garden. Inset living flame gas fire and radiators to two walls. -
2 - Dining Room
4.54m x 4.21m - 14'11" x 13'10"
The cosy dining area provides plenty of space for family get-togethers, and has dual aspect windows to the front and side of the property. Radiator. Two walls and ceiling are currently wood panelled. -
3 - Kitchen
4.47m x 4.21m - 14'8" x 13'10"
A range of base and wall units, built-in oven and gas hob. Stainless steel one and a half bowl sink gives a lovely view over the garden while washing up! -
4 - Conservatory
Accessed via the kitchen, which leads into an UPVC conservatory with a stone floor. Door to the back garden, and another door to the front driveway.
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5 - Bedroom 1
4.45m x 3.39m - 14'7" x 11'1"
A light and spacious double room with far-reaching views across the pretty garden and the surrounding hillsides. -
6 - Bedroom 2
4.42m x 3.49m - 14'6" x 11'5"
Large, light and airy double bedroom with built-in wardrobes and large window to the front aspect. Radiator. -
7 - Bedroom 3
4.14m x 2.82m - 13'7" x 9'3"
Another good sized double, with large windows to the front aspect and views of Stoodley Pike. Radiator. -
8 - Bedroom 4
3.24m x 3.05m - 10'8" x 10'0"
A fourth double room, which could easily make a home office. Radiator. -
9 - Family Bathroom
3.24m x 2.07m - 10'8" x 6'9"
A good sized bathroom comprising bath, toilet, washbasin and separate shower. Airing cupboard which provides useful storage. Window to the rear aspect. Radiator. Separate WC With frosted window to the rear aspect. -
10 - Outside
The outside of the property comprises of a lovely rear garden which is a good sized space offering huge potential for anyone who enjoys gardening in a peaceful setting. Its naturalistic style features raised beds and rockeries, bounded by stone paths, and a small pond. It is well stocked with trees, shrubs and smaller plants, and has lovely views across the hillside above the National Trust's Hardcastle Crags. To the front a block-paved driveway provides plenty of off-road parking, with flower beds bordering the roadside.
Please note, all dimensions are approximate / maximums and should not be relied upon for the purposes of floor coverings.
Summary
Additional Information:
- Council Tax: Band F