This historic 18th-century stone-built house is a charming rural gem nestled in a picturesque West Yorkshire village, just 8 miles from Leeds. The property boasts generous living spaces with natural light pouring in through windows and French doors with solid wood-panelled shutters. The rambling wrap-around garden leads to a meandering beck and greenbelt open countryside beyond. The house also features a separate stone-built garage block, a former mill, with first-floor rooms suitable for conversion to residential accommodation or a home office, subject to necessary consent. The property's handsome stone exterior, with its pretty multi-paned windows and climbing plants, gives way to a welcoming interior, including a spacious hallway, a lounge with a real-fuel fire, and an enormous double reception room with multiple large windows and French doors leading to a south-facing terrace.