Kebroyd Mills: Former mill site on industrial land in Yorkshire goes up for auction for £1.1m

By John Greenwood
Published 25th Jan 2024, 10:13 BST
A slice of former industrial land which has had planning permission for housing is going under the hammer, with a £1.1 million guide price.

Auctioneers Pugh – part of Eddisons – are selling the land at the former Kebroyd Mills at Halifax Road, Triangle, near Sowerby Bridge.

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Calderdale Council gave a 2016 planning application to build 17 new homes on the site – nine detached homes described as “luxurious” and a terrace of eight town houses – but this permission has since lapsed, say Pugh.

“We believe the proposals allowed for floor areas of c 1,200 sq ft and 4,000 sq ft for the town houses and detached dwellings, respectively,” say the auctioneers, who direct potential buyers to Calderdale Council for any planning inquiries.

The Kebroyd Mills site, Triangle, is off the A58The Kebroyd Mills site, Triangle, is off the A58
The Kebroyd Mills site, Triangle, is off the A58

Bidding will start on Tuesday, February 27, 2024, and the auction will end on Wednesday, February 28, 2024, say the auctioneers.

Details are on the auctioneers’ site. The site adjoins the boundary of the Mill Bank and Cotton Stones Conservation Area.

Related topics:YorkshireCalderdale CouncilSowerby Bridge

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