Stone-built home with garage, parking and clear scope to add bedrooms.
Victorian end-terrace with strong valley views and period features
Scope to create two further bedrooms from second reception space
External single garage plus off-street parking directly in front
Small private garden; shared rear space with hanging rights only
Mains gas central heating and double glazing present
Likely uninsulated stone walls — insulation work may be needed
Slow broadband speeds could affect remote working or streaming
Chain-free freehold sale; property requires some updating/modernisation
Set on a raised position above the Ryburn Valley, this Victorian end-terrace combines period character with scope for improvement. The house offers attractive stone elevations, sash-style windows, original features and long, elevated views — a rare combination for a town-edge home. Offered freehold and chain-free, it presents a straightforward purchase for buyers wanting immediate occupancy or a value-add project.
Internally the layout currently provides a living room, kitchen/diner, utility, bathroom, principal bedroom and a large second reception room that could be reconfigured. With careful planning that reception area could be converted to create two additional bedrooms, turning the property into a comfortable three-bedroom home. A cellar and useful workshop-style back kitchen add storage and practical space.
Outside there is a single external garage with off-street parking in front, a small private garden area and hanging rights to a shared rear space. The property benefits from mains gas central heating and double glazing, and is within easy reach of Ripponden village amenities, countryside walks and well-regarded local schools.
Buyers should note a few practical limitations: the plot is very small, broadband speeds are slow, and the stone walls are likely uninsulated (typical of the build era). The house has clear potential but will benefit from some updating and possible insulation improvements to maximise comfort and energy efficiency.