£600,000
4 bed detached house for saleBracken Road, Brighouse HD6
4 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
- Freehold
EweMove Sales & Lettings - Brighouse
.png)
About this property
Seamlessly blending rich character and modern convenience
Two driveways, large garage, extensive private gardens
Large rooms throughout, versatile living space
A real slice of history, yet still retaining the warmth of a loving family home. A rare find indeed.
Presenting a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial period residence, dating back to the iconic year of 1911 the year the Titanic launched. This property has been meticulously preserved, showcasing its Edwardian charm through ornate architectural details such as elaborate mouldings around the stained glass windows, soaring high ceilings, and a striking open stairwell. Offering generously sized reception rooms and a characterful country-style kitchen, the home also seamlessly integrates modern living with a substantial cellar now providing ample storage and a laundry room. Upstairs, 4 large, bright bedrooms, one of which is situated on the versatile upper-floor which benefits from an additional second room, currently a home office. Externally, the property boasts two driveways, one leading to a large garage, and substantial, beautifully stocked gardens featuring a patio, flat lawn, mature planting, and a charming period potting shed. This is a truly special property situated on one of Brighouse's most established roads.
Entrance Porch
Welcoming sheltered entrance porch featuring a white frame and leaded glass, framed by mature climbing plants. A central solid wood dark green door with an oval pane provides access, offering a transition to the main hallway.
Hall
Bright and welcoming Edwardian entrance hall featuring striking stained glass windows and door with elaborate mouldings. High ceilings and a graceful open stairwell with painted woodwork create spaciousness. Light neutral walls and carpet enhance the sense of light and period charm.
Reception
5.35m x 4.57m - 17'7” x 14'12”
Setting the tone for the rest of the house, with ceilings reaching over 3 metres high. The space is illuminated by a stunning bay window with leaded and stained glass, a classic architectural element of the time, providing extra light and space to the room.
Reception 2
6.7m x 4.57m - 21'12” x 14'12”
Currently a formal dining room, even larger than the first reception room, this space features a sunroom-style extension. Likely a later addition but one that blends well with Edwardian properties. Providing a light-filled space that connects the interior with the garden.
Breakfast Kitchen
3.95m x 3.32m - 12'12” x 10'11”
This charming and well-utilized kitchen blends traditional elements with modern functionality. Cream-colored, Shaker-style units offer ample storage and a classic aesthetic, complemented by warm wooden countertops. Benefitting from windows to the side and rear, as well as doors to the garden and down to the cellars.
Cellars
The large cellars offer significant storage and practicality, featuring laminate flooring and a layout divided into a useful storage room and a spacious laundry room. The laundry area provides ample room for a washer, dryer, freezers, and additional storage, and also houses the boiler. A partially glazed door provides convenient external access to the rear of the property.
Stairs & Landing
A bright and open Edwardian stairwell with painted wood, featuring a frosted window on the half-landing. A key period feature showcasing quality craftsmanship with its balustrades and handrail, leading to the spacious upper floors.
Bedroom 1
5.35m x 4.57m - 17'7” x 14'12”
Spacious and bright garden-facing bedroom. Featuring extensive light-colored fitted wardrobes with a mirrored dressing section. Light neutral decor and carpet create a tranquil atmosphere.
Bedroom 2
4.57m x 4.25m - 14'12” x 13'11”
A bright and airy double bedroom featuring a stunning window with leaded and decorative stained glass panels, a true focal point that floods the room with character and light.
Bedroom 3
3.32m x 2.85m - 10'11” x 9'4”
Another double, currently set up with a day bed and study area. Front facing window.
Bedroom 3
3.32m x 2.85m - 10'11” x 9'4”
Another double, currently set up with a day bed and study area. Front facing window.
Bathroom/Shower Room/WC
Absolutely geared up for modern family life, the bathroom facilities are cleverly separated into an individual shower room, a separate WC with a hand wash basin, and a luxury bathroom. This principal bathroom boasts a roll-top bath, a large vanity wash basin, and extra storage, all while enjoying a wonderful garden view. This configuration allows for maximum convenience and flexibility, letting teenagers take over the shower room while others can still access the WC or enjoy a relaxing bath simultaneously.
Attic Bedroom
4.55m x 3.6m - 14'11” x 11'10”
A spacious attic bedroom boasting excellent head height throughout. Natural light floods the room from both a skylight and a Gable window. Neutral décor and light carpet enhance the airy feel, highlighting the room's comfortable proportions and versatile nature.
Office
5.03m x 3.35m - 16'6” x 10'12”
Accessed directly from the attic bedroom, this substantial extra room, currently utilized as a spacious office, offers exceptional versatility. Featuring both a gable window and a skylight. This entire upper level, comprising these two generously sized rooms, presents a multitude of potential uses, adapting effortlessly to various lifestyle needs.
Zoopla insights
Sign in and gain expert analysis to make informed decisions
Stamp duty calculator
Our instant calculator helps you understand how much stamp duty is due on property purchases in England & Northern Ireland. Read the latest stamp duty news
This calculation is intended as a guide only. We are unable to provide financial advice, so it's important to consult with an adviser. It applies to UK residents purchasing residential properties in England and Northern Ireland, but does not apply if the purchase is made through a company.