£535,000
3 bed cottage for saleBrow Top, Clayton, Bradford BD14
3 beds
4 baths
3 receptions
EPC Rating: C
Freehold
About this property
Stunning stone-built farmhouse dating back to 1859
Previously two separate dwellings
Three double bedrooms
Four bathrooms including two en-suites
Bespoke farmhouse kitchen with granite island
Period features including exposed stonework & beams
Beautiful lounge & dining space with cast iron stoves
Landscaped gardens with pergola, bar & hot tub area
Breathtaking open valley views to the rear
Agent ref: MB1092
Tucked away within one of Clayton’s most picturesque and peaceful rural settings, 2 Brow Top is a truly exceptional stone-built farmhouse dating back to 1859 — a home that effortlessly combines timeless Yorkshire character with elegant modern living.
Originally formed from two separate dwellings and positioned within a charming rural hamlet, this remarkable home enjoys an almost hidden setting surrounded by rolling valley views, mature gardens and the kind of tranquillity rarely found so close to local amenities and transport connections.
From the moment you arrive, the home immediately evokes the feeling of a luxury countryside retreat. The handsome stone façade, enclosed frontage and elevated setting create a striking first impression, while internally the property unfolds into almost 2,100 sq ft of beautifully presented accommodation rich in heritage, warmth and charm.
Throughout the home, period features have been lovingly preserved and enhanced. Exposed stonework, original beams, roof trusses, cast iron stoves and solid oak flooring all work together to create a home with genuine soul and authenticity. Yet despite its historic origins, the accommodation feels wonderfully practical and luxurious for modern family living.
At the heart of the home sits the bespoke farmhouse kitchen — an impressive and atmospheric space centred around a feature island with granite work surfaces and an exposed stone chimney breast housing a cast iron stove. Integrated appliances, extensive cabinetry and dual aspect windows ensure the room is as functional as it is beautiful, creating a space equally suited to relaxed mornings or entertaining guests late into the evening.
The main living accommodation flows beautifully, with the elegant lounge and dining area offering a superb open yet defined layout. French doors frame the breathtaking valley views to the rear while allowing natural light to pour through the space. Solid oak flooring and feature lighting further elevate the room, while the exposed stone fireplace and cast iron stove add warmth and character during the colder months.
The ground floor continues to impress with two separate entrance halls, a substantial utility room and a stylish shower room, adding practicality without compromising the overall feel of quality and refinement.
To the first floor, the character only deepens. A split-level landing with exposed stonework leads to three substantial double bedrooms, all enhanced by exposed beams and roof trusses that perfectly reflect the property’s farmhouse heritage.
The principal bedroom suite is particularly impressive, featuring a luxurious Victorian-inspired en-suite bathroom complete with rainfall shower and elegant fittings. The second bedroom also benefits from its own beautifully appointed en-suite shower room, while the third double bedroom is served by a stunning family bathroom featuring a roll-top bath and traditional high-level WC — perfectly in keeping with the character of the home.
Externally, the grounds are every bit as special as the house itself.
To the front is an enclosed stone-walled courtyard garden with off-road parking for multiple vehicles. To the rear, however, is where this home truly comes into its own. The gardens have been thoughtfully landscaped to create a series of private outdoor spaces that feel almost boutique countryside retreat-like in nature. Large lawned areas, planted borders, decked seating areas, pergola, water feature, outdoor bar and covered hot tub area all combine beautifully against a backdrop of uninterrupted valley views stretching across the surrounding landscape.
The setting is incredibly peaceful, yet remains well connected. Clayton village amenities, schools and transport links are all within easy reach, while nearby countryside walks, rolling hills and surrounding rural scenery provide a lifestyle that feels far removed from the everyday.
Homes of this calibre, history and setting rarely come to market — particularly those that have been so thoughtfully modernised whilst still retaining their original identity and soul.
This is not simply a property. It is a lifestyle home.
Originally formed from two separate dwellings and positioned within a charming rural hamlet, this remarkable home enjoys an almost hidden setting surrounded by rolling valley views, mature gardens and the kind of tranquillity rarely found so close to local amenities and transport connections.
From the moment you arrive, the home immediately evokes the feeling of a luxury countryside retreat. The handsome stone façade, enclosed frontage and elevated setting create a striking first impression, while internally the property unfolds into almost 2,100 sq ft of beautifully presented accommodation rich in heritage, warmth and charm.
Throughout the home, period features have been lovingly preserved and enhanced. Exposed stonework, original beams, roof trusses, cast iron stoves and solid oak flooring all work together to create a home with genuine soul and authenticity. Yet despite its historic origins, the accommodation feels wonderfully practical and luxurious for modern family living.
At the heart of the home sits the bespoke farmhouse kitchen — an impressive and atmospheric space centred around a feature island with granite work surfaces and an exposed stone chimney breast housing a cast iron stove. Integrated appliances, extensive cabinetry and dual aspect windows ensure the room is as functional as it is beautiful, creating a space equally suited to relaxed mornings or entertaining guests late into the evening.
The main living accommodation flows beautifully, with the elegant lounge and dining area offering a superb open yet defined layout. French doors frame the breathtaking valley views to the rear while allowing natural light to pour through the space. Solid oak flooring and feature lighting further elevate the room, while the exposed stone fireplace and cast iron stove add warmth and character during the colder months.
The ground floor continues to impress with two separate entrance halls, a substantial utility room and a stylish shower room, adding practicality without compromising the overall feel of quality and refinement.
To the first floor, the character only deepens. A split-level landing with exposed stonework leads to three substantial double bedrooms, all enhanced by exposed beams and roof trusses that perfectly reflect the property’s farmhouse heritage.
The principal bedroom suite is particularly impressive, featuring a luxurious Victorian-inspired en-suite bathroom complete with rainfall shower and elegant fittings. The second bedroom also benefits from its own beautifully appointed en-suite shower room, while the third double bedroom is served by a stunning family bathroom featuring a roll-top bath and traditional high-level WC — perfectly in keeping with the character of the home.
Externally, the grounds are every bit as special as the house itself.
To the front is an enclosed stone-walled courtyard garden with off-road parking for multiple vehicles. To the rear, however, is where this home truly comes into its own. The gardens have been thoughtfully landscaped to create a series of private outdoor spaces that feel almost boutique countryside retreat-like in nature. Large lawned areas, planted borders, decked seating areas, pergola, water feature, outdoor bar and covered hot tub area all combine beautifully against a backdrop of uninterrupted valley views stretching across the surrounding landscape.
The setting is incredibly peaceful, yet remains well connected. Clayton village amenities, schools and transport links are all within easy reach, while nearby countryside walks, rolling hills and surrounding rural scenery provide a lifestyle that feels far removed from the everyday.
Homes of this calibre, history and setting rarely come to market — particularly those that have been so thoughtfully modernised whilst still retaining their original identity and soul.
This is not simply a property. It is a lifestyle home.
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