£850,000
5 bed semi-detached house for saleSouthcliffe House, Hebdenbridge HX7
5 beds
2 baths
3 receptions
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Prime central Hebden Bridge location within walking distance to shops, cafés and train station
Five/six bedrooms with flexible living spaces
Recently updated kitchen with character features retained throughout
Extensive terraced gardens with multiple seating areas, views and woodland access
Driveway parking a rare find in this location
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Steeped in history yet beautifully reimagined for modern living, Southcliffe House is a substantial Grade II listed Georgian home just a short stroll from the very heart of Hebden Bridge. Located in one of the town's most desirable settings, it offers a rare balance of period grandeur, everyday practicality and an exceptional connection to both town and countryside. With The Stamp Office also available by separate negotiation, there's exciting scope for guest accommodation, multi-generational living or an income-generating opportunity.
From the moment you arrive at Southcliffe House, there's an unmistakable sense of presence. Step through the formal entrance into a striking hallway where original parquet flooring, elegant proportions and carefully curated décor immediately set the tone. A beautiful spindled staircase rises through the home, drawing the eye upward to a stunning arched window on the half landing, which floods the space with natural light and creates a real architectural focal point.
This is a home that has been comprehensively transformed. Once tired, Southcliffe House has undergone an extensive programme of improvement, resulting in a property that now feels entirely “move-in ready” while still celebrating its heritage.
At its heart lies the Devol kitchen, a truly exceptional space and the soul of the home. Renovated just three years ago, it is both beautifully designed and highly functional. A bespoke setting for daily life, it features high-end appliances including an induction range, wine cooler and dishwasher, alongside a practical pantry-style cupboard. Underfoot the unique limestone flooring brings a wonderful warmth. It is a space made for living, whether that's relaxed family mornings or evenings entertaining.
A separate dining room connects seamlessly, creating a natural flow for hosting, The current owners have further enhanced this space with thoughtful decor including a distinctive bronzed ceiling. The main lounge provides a more formal retreat. Here, a beautiful marble fireplace with striking decorative tiles forms the centrepiece, complemented by high ceilings and period detailing, creating a space that is both elegant and inviting.
The ground floor continues to impress with its versatility. An additional reception room, currently used as a playroom, offers flexibility as a snug, home office or sixth bedroom if required. To the rear, a practical utility/shower room/boot room supports busy family life, complemented by a secondary entrance porch, ideal after countryside walks.
Upstairs, the sense of scale becomes even more apparent. The first-floor bedrooms are particularly impressive, offering generous proportions, high ceilings and large windows that draw in natural light. Each room has its own distinct character, with ample space for family living or guests. The principal bedroom, perfectly designed with walk in wardrobe, has been repositioned to the rear creating a peaceful sanctuary with beautiful garden views.
The bathroom is stylishly presented, including a well-appointed four-piece family bathroom featuring a classic roll-top bath and separate corner shower, alongside a separate WC with hand basin, thoughtfully positioned for convenience.
The second floor offers further versatility and charm. One side is beautifully characterised by impressive original beams, creating a distinctive space that is ideal as a home office, studio or creative retreat. The other side provides a wonderful, spacious double bedroom, offering flexibility for guests, teenagers or additional living space.
Below, a large vaulted cellar provides an unexpectedly versatile space, ideal for storage or more social uses.
Externally, the transformation continues. The gardens, once overgrown, have been completely reimagined through extensive groundwork and landscaping. Now terraced and beautifully structured, they offer a series of spaces to enjoy, from lawned areas and seating spots to a greenhouse and wildlife-friendly planting. At the far end, a pathway leads directly into surrounding woodland, giving a rare sense of nature on your doorstep. The elevated position also rewards with far-reaching views, including a lovely aspect over the nearby park. There are stone outhouses for additional convenience.
The property has seen significant investment. The roof has been overhauled, including ridge work and tile replacement and a modern tank-based heating system has been installed with a substantial boiler which ensures strong water pressure and reliable efficiency throughout.
The location is exceptional. Hebden Bridge's vibrant centre, with its independent shops, cafés, restaurants and train station, is just a short walk away, making this an ideal home for those seeking both lifestyle and connectivity.
Practicality is equally well considered, with driveway parking, an increasingly rare feature so close to the town centre.
Southcliffe House is more than just a home, it's a carefully restored and thoughtfully evolved living space, balancing period character with the ease of modern living in one of Calder Valley's most sought-after settings.
With the option of The Stamp Office also available this is a very exciting proposition.
If you'd like to take a closer look, get in touch and we'll arrange a viewing at a time that works for you.
Entrance Hall - 1.9m x 8.4m
Kitchen/Breakfast - 4.3m x
Dining Room - 4.2m x 4.2m
Lounge - 4.5m x 4.2m
Sitting Room / Bedroom - 4.2m x 4.2m
Utility Room / En-Suite - 2.1m x 4.2m
First floor
An open landing leads to:
Bedroom 4.2m x 3.0m w/ En-suite 1.2m x 1.3m
Bedroom 4.3m x 4.0m
Bedroom 4.5m x 4.2m
Family Bathroom 4.5m x 4.2m
Separate WC 1.1m x 2.4m
Second floor
Bedroom 6.6m x 4.3m
Bedroom w/office area 7.0 x 5.2m
Material information
Tenure Type: Freehold
Council Tax Band: D
Construction Type: Standard Construction
Sources of Heating: Gas Boiler with Tank
Sources of Electricity supply: Main Supply
Sources of Water Supply: Main Supply
Primary Arrangement for Sewerage: Main Supply
Broadband Connection: Standard 17 mbps Superfast - 80 mbps
Mobile Signal/Coverage: O2 Three EE - Vodafone
Parking: Off Street
Building Safety: No Known Issues
Listed Property: Yes
Restrictions: Unknown
Private Rights of Way: Shared access on part of driveway
Public Rights of Way: No
Flooded in Last 5 Years: No
Planning Permission/Development Proposals: Formal separation of The Stamp Office
Entrance Location: Via steps at front level to rear
Accessibility Measures: Not Suitable for Wheelchair Users
Located on a Coalfield: Unknown
Other Mining Related Activities: Unknown
anti-money laundering: Should a purchaser have an offer accepted, they will need to meet our legal requirements under Anti Money Laundering Regulations (aml). We use a specialist third-party service to verify your information and the cost of these checks is £25 per person, which is paid in advance, when an offer is agreed and prior to a memorandum of sale being produced.
From the moment you arrive at Southcliffe House, there's an unmistakable sense of presence. Step through the formal entrance into a striking hallway where original parquet flooring, elegant proportions and carefully curated décor immediately set the tone. A beautiful spindled staircase rises through the home, drawing the eye upward to a stunning arched window on the half landing, which floods the space with natural light and creates a real architectural focal point.
This is a home that has been comprehensively transformed. Once tired, Southcliffe House has undergone an extensive programme of improvement, resulting in a property that now feels entirely “move-in ready” while still celebrating its heritage.
At its heart lies the Devol kitchen, a truly exceptional space and the soul of the home. Renovated just three years ago, it is both beautifully designed and highly functional. A bespoke setting for daily life, it features high-end appliances including an induction range, wine cooler and dishwasher, alongside a practical pantry-style cupboard. Underfoot the unique limestone flooring brings a wonderful warmth. It is a space made for living, whether that's relaxed family mornings or evenings entertaining.
A separate dining room connects seamlessly, creating a natural flow for hosting, The current owners have further enhanced this space with thoughtful decor including a distinctive bronzed ceiling. The main lounge provides a more formal retreat. Here, a beautiful marble fireplace with striking decorative tiles forms the centrepiece, complemented by high ceilings and period detailing, creating a space that is both elegant and inviting.
The ground floor continues to impress with its versatility. An additional reception room, currently used as a playroom, offers flexibility as a snug, home office or sixth bedroom if required. To the rear, a practical utility/shower room/boot room supports busy family life, complemented by a secondary entrance porch, ideal after countryside walks.
Upstairs, the sense of scale becomes even more apparent. The first-floor bedrooms are particularly impressive, offering generous proportions, high ceilings and large windows that draw in natural light. Each room has its own distinct character, with ample space for family living or guests. The principal bedroom, perfectly designed with walk in wardrobe, has been repositioned to the rear creating a peaceful sanctuary with beautiful garden views.
The bathroom is stylishly presented, including a well-appointed four-piece family bathroom featuring a classic roll-top bath and separate corner shower, alongside a separate WC with hand basin, thoughtfully positioned for convenience.
The second floor offers further versatility and charm. One side is beautifully characterised by impressive original beams, creating a distinctive space that is ideal as a home office, studio or creative retreat. The other side provides a wonderful, spacious double bedroom, offering flexibility for guests, teenagers or additional living space.
Below, a large vaulted cellar provides an unexpectedly versatile space, ideal for storage or more social uses.
Externally, the transformation continues. The gardens, once overgrown, have been completely reimagined through extensive groundwork and landscaping. Now terraced and beautifully structured, they offer a series of spaces to enjoy, from lawned areas and seating spots to a greenhouse and wildlife-friendly planting. At the far end, a pathway leads directly into surrounding woodland, giving a rare sense of nature on your doorstep. The elevated position also rewards with far-reaching views, including a lovely aspect over the nearby park. There are stone outhouses for additional convenience.
The property has seen significant investment. The roof has been overhauled, including ridge work and tile replacement and a modern tank-based heating system has been installed with a substantial boiler which ensures strong water pressure and reliable efficiency throughout.
The location is exceptional. Hebden Bridge's vibrant centre, with its independent shops, cafés, restaurants and train station, is just a short walk away, making this an ideal home for those seeking both lifestyle and connectivity.
Practicality is equally well considered, with driveway parking, an increasingly rare feature so close to the town centre.
Southcliffe House is more than just a home, it's a carefully restored and thoughtfully evolved living space, balancing period character with the ease of modern living in one of Calder Valley's most sought-after settings.
With the option of The Stamp Office also available this is a very exciting proposition.
If you'd like to take a closer look, get in touch and we'll arrange a viewing at a time that works for you.
Entrance Hall - 1.9m x 8.4m
Kitchen/Breakfast - 4.3m x
Dining Room - 4.2m x 4.2m
Lounge - 4.5m x 4.2m
Sitting Room / Bedroom - 4.2m x 4.2m
Utility Room / En-Suite - 2.1m x 4.2m
First floor
An open landing leads to:
Bedroom 4.2m x 3.0m w/ En-suite 1.2m x 1.3m
Bedroom 4.3m x 4.0m
Bedroom 4.5m x 4.2m
Family Bathroom 4.5m x 4.2m
Separate WC 1.1m x 2.4m
Second floor
Bedroom 6.6m x 4.3m
Bedroom w/office area 7.0 x 5.2m
Material information
Tenure Type: Freehold
Council Tax Band: D
Construction Type: Standard Construction
Sources of Heating: Gas Boiler with Tank
Sources of Electricity supply: Main Supply
Sources of Water Supply: Main Supply
Primary Arrangement for Sewerage: Main Supply
Broadband Connection: Standard 17 mbps Superfast - 80 mbps
Mobile Signal/Coverage: O2 Three EE - Vodafone
Parking: Off Street
Building Safety: No Known Issues
Listed Property: Yes
Restrictions: Unknown
Private Rights of Way: Shared access on part of driveway
Public Rights of Way: No
Flooded in Last 5 Years: No
Planning Permission/Development Proposals: Formal separation of The Stamp Office
Entrance Location: Via steps at front level to rear
Accessibility Measures: Not Suitable for Wheelchair Users
Located on a Coalfield: Unknown
Other Mining Related Activities: Unknown
anti-money laundering: Should a purchaser have an offer accepted, they will need to meet our legal requirements under Anti Money Laundering Regulations (aml). We use a specialist third-party service to verify your information and the cost of these checks is £25 per person, which is paid in advance, when an offer is agreed and prior to a memorandum of sale being produced.
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