Dawson Weir House, a stunning Grade II-listed residence in Todmorden, boasts a unique "two-face" design, with a distinguished Georgian façade and a characterful rustic rear. Originally a 17th-century coaching inn, the property was transformed into a family residence in the 19th century by prominent mill owner John "Honest" Fielden. The home's heritage is evident from the moment you arrive, with a stone cobbled path leading to a beautiful arched portico and a grand front entrance door that opens into a formal vestibule with original features. The interior boasts grand, light-filled living spaces with high ceilings, decorative cornices, period fireplaces, and exquisite original details. The property features 4-5 spacious bedrooms, additional study or office space, and three family bathrooms. The grounds include ample parking, private seating areas, and a detached garage, with a private rear gate leading directly onto the canal towpath for idyllic waterside walks.