Converted to two cottages in 1880, possibly because a new and bigger mill was built on an alternative site, this Grade II Listed property is now a comfortable and appealing four-bedroom home.
With just under an acre of garden space, its added facilities include a garden room, a kiln room, a workshop, and a car port.
Some original features of the water mill exist, including wooden ceiling beams, stone mullions and stone fire surrounds.
The main ground floor room is the beamed lounge, with six double glazed windows allowing natural light to flood in, and giving views of the established gardens.
Both the lounge and dining room have gas fires installed. The dining room too has original beams and front facing windows.
In the kitchen are fitted base and wall units with an electric oven and gas hob among its facilities.
The beamed landing leads to the four double bedrooms, one with beams and stunning views, another with fitted wardrobes, and all with stone mullions.
The house bathroom has a shower cubicle and wash basin with vanity unit.
Attractive gardens have pathways, a pond and patio space, flower beds and a greenhouse. The three solid stone outbuildings could be adapted to multiple uses.
There are exceptional views from the property, which lies just four miles outside Halifax.
Luddendenfoot is situated in the Upper Calder Valley, lying below the village of Luddenden, and between Sowerby Bridge and Mytholmroyd, where there are schools, services and amenities.
Swamp Cottage, Ellen Holme Lane, Luddendenfoot, Halifax, is for sale priced £650,000, with William H Brown estate agents.
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1. Picture book surroundings
Beautiful countryside surrounds Swamp Cottage and its gardens. Photo: William H Brown
2. The bright cottage kitchen
The kitchen has a wall of windows overlooking the gardens. Photo: William H Brown
3. Rooms of character
Original ceiling beams and stone mullions to the windows add to the charm of this spacious lounge. Photo: William H Brown
4. The cottage dining room
The stone fire surround is a focal point of this second ground floor room. Photo: William H Brown
5. The light-flooded lounge
Natural light pours in to this room through its sizeable picture windows. Photo: William H Brown
6. A beamed bedroom
One of the four double bedrooms, with a garden view Photo: William H Brown