Situated in the heart of LS8, the Clock House is a truly unique residence forming part of the historic Gledhow Hall Estate, once owned by Queen Elizabeth I. Built around 1657, the property is steeped in history and charm, originally serving as a stable.
Yorkshire stone defines the exterior, complemented by beautiful cobbled courtyards and a striking clock tower that gives the home its name, adding further character. Internally, the property has been thoughtfully modernised to retain its distinctive charm.
The hallway sets an inviting tone, featuring crisp white porcelain tiled flooring that leads seamlessly into a stunning sage green lounge. This elegant room showcases a marble fireplace, oak flooring, soaring ceilings, and carefully selected lighting - creating the perfect setting for both entertaining guests and relaxing in comfort.
To the left-hand side of the hallway is a remarkable kitchen - an extension of the original building with a one-of-a-kind design. It features industrial-style lighting, quartz countertops, a central island, antique brass hardware, and smoked solid oak flooring.
Crittall-style doors open directly onto an organic, south-west-facing garden. Basking in afternoon and evening sun, this tranquil and private space includes a summer house at the far end, as well as patio seating areas.
Back inside, the first floor hosts two generous bedrooms. The principal bedroom benefits from its own en suite, while the second bedroom features a dressing area. The house bathroom is finished in calming stone tones and includes a bathtub with an overhead shower.
The Clock House is listed on the market for £500,000 with estate agent Fowler & Powell.
