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Block of flats for saleStorthes Hall Lane, Huddersfield HD8
12,539 sq. ft
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About this property
Location
Set within the rolling landscape of the Holme Valley, Kirkburton is fast developing a reputation
as one of the most fashionable places to live around Huddersfield, combining the character of a historic Yorkshire village with an increasingly vibrant independent lifestyle scene. Its attractive village centre is now home to a growing collection of cafés, restaurants, boutiques, beauty businesses and creative independents, giving Kirkburton a distinctly contemporary feel.
The village is equally well placed for commuting. Road connections provide straightforward access towards Huddersfield, Wakefield and Leeds, while the nearby railway stations at Stocksmoor and Shepley provide access to the wider rail network. Huddersfield railway station offers onward rail connections and a range of bus and taxi links, making it a useful gateway for
longer-distance travel.
Description
The building was originally constructed as an architectural focal point in the early 20th century estate, this imposing character building represents an elite residential conversion opportunity within a highly anticipated low-density park planed enclave. The property comprises a striking 2-storey character building with attic space, constructed of traditional Yorkshire stone featuring elegant ashlar detailing and premium grey slate roof coverings. This key heritage asset is earmarked for preservation and sympathetic architectural conversion into luxury residential use. The entire development will create a new premium enclave, providing for up to 261 high end low to medium density homes, encircled by protected mature woodland belts and enhanced local.
The property forms part of an outline planning permission Application No. 2023/60/93667/E, which permitted the “demolition of buildings and outline application including the consideration of access for vehicles into the site, for the erection of residential development (up to 261 dwellings) including the redevelopment of Lodge Cottage and Administration Building for residential use, two vehicular access points off Storthes Hall Lane, and associated works”. The detailed planning information is available on the Kirklees Council Planning Website however, once acquired, the property will require reserve matter consent for the usual layout, appearance etc. Of the property when redeveloped.
Set within the rolling landscape of the Holme Valley, Kirkburton is fast developing a reputation
as one of the most fashionable places to live around Huddersfield, combining the character of a historic Yorkshire village with an increasingly vibrant independent lifestyle scene. Its attractive village centre is now home to a growing collection of cafés, restaurants, boutiques, beauty businesses and creative independents, giving Kirkburton a distinctly contemporary feel.
The village is equally well placed for commuting. Road connections provide straightforward access towards Huddersfield, Wakefield and Leeds, while the nearby railway stations at Stocksmoor and Shepley provide access to the wider rail network. Huddersfield railway station offers onward rail connections and a range of bus and taxi links, making it a useful gateway for
longer-distance travel.
Description
The building was originally constructed as an architectural focal point in the early 20th century estate, this imposing character building represents an elite residential conversion opportunity within a highly anticipated low-density park planed enclave. The property comprises a striking 2-storey character building with attic space, constructed of traditional Yorkshire stone featuring elegant ashlar detailing and premium grey slate roof coverings. This key heritage asset is earmarked for preservation and sympathetic architectural conversion into luxury residential use. The entire development will create a new premium enclave, providing for up to 261 high end low to medium density homes, encircled by protected mature woodland belts and enhanced local.
The property forms part of an outline planning permission Application No. 2023/60/93667/E, which permitted the “demolition of buildings and outline application including the consideration of access for vehicles into the site, for the erection of residential development (up to 261 dwellings) including the redevelopment of Lodge Cottage and Administration Building for residential use, two vehicular access points off Storthes Hall Lane, and associated works”. The detailed planning information is available on the Kirklees Council Planning Website however, once acquired, the property will require reserve matter consent for the usual layout, appearance etc. Of the property when redeveloped.



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