End-terrace Victorian stone cottage, circa pre-1900
A compact, stone-built end terrace in the heart of Haworth, offered freehold and ideal for a single occupant or retiree seeking village-centre living. The cottage retains period character — rustic stone walls, a fireplace and wood floors — and benefits from UPVC double glazing and gas central heating for everyday comfort.
The layout is straightforward: living room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom across two levels in approximately 529 sq ft. Its central position places shops, cafés, the Brontë Parsonage and public transport within easy walking distance, making it convenient for day-to-day needs and attractive for short-term holiday letting.
Practical drawbacks are clear and should be considered: the plot and rooms are small, the building is pre-1900 with likely uninsulated stone walls, and broadband speeds in the area are reported slow. Parking is on-street only and the local area records above-average crime and higher deprivation indices. Buyers should budget for any targeted refurbishment, insulation upgrades or connectivity improvements.
Overall this property suits a downsizer or retirement buyer wanting a low-footprint, village-centre home, or an investor/holiday-let operator looking for a central Haworth location with authentic period appeal. Internal inspection is recommended to assess condition and any necessary improvements.
