Hartley Royd is a stunning, Grade II Listed, detached Yeoman's House and Barn, believed to have been built as far back as 1587. Situated in the countryside, it's just a short drive from the popular tourist destination of Hebden Bridge. The house boasts five reception rooms, a kitchen, utility room, seven bedrooms, including two with en-suite bathrooms, two further bathrooms, a vaulted cellar, and two large attic rooms with potential for various uses. The property also includes a detached barn ripe for conversion, subject to planning consents. The grounds offer unparalleled views and include approximately 8 acres of land, featuring grazing, woodland, beautifully landscaped gardens with a pond and walled kitchen garden. Additionally, 48 acres of grazing land and moorland are available by separate negotiation, along with two wind turbines on the grazing land.