The Grade II listed property, just two miles from the centre of Hebden Bridge, is in an idyllic spot on Burlees Lane. The house, originally two cottages and a barn, dates from the mid-17th century and comes with breathtaking rural views.
Set in an acre of gardens with an orchard, it has a dining kitchen with electric AGA, a utility room, cloakroom, dining room and sitting room while upstairs there is a large open landing with plenty of space for potential office use, along with four bedrooms, one en-suite and a house bathroom.
Outside is an attached workshop. There are also solar hot water and photo-voltaic panels with a transferable feed-in tariff. The house is on the market for £800,000 with Yorkshire’s Finest estate agency, www.yorkshiresfinest.org.
1. Historic home in an idyllic location
The Owlers is a historic house made cosy by two wood-burning stoves, oil-fired central heating, and an electric AGA with a full AIMS control. The property also has solar hot water panels and 18 photo-voltaic panels with a transferable FIT (Feed-In Tariff) that provides an income. Photo: Yorkshire's Finest
3. Period meets modern
The sensational sitting room with wood-burning stove and a contemporary staircase Photo: Yorkshire's Finest
4. Country kitchen with AGA
The kitchen is a keen cook's dream and has plenty of storage Photo: Yorkshire's Finest