About these homes
This striking row of detached homes is inspired by, and located on a new street named for, the distinctive North Light roofs that topped the old weaving sheds that once stood on this part of the site. The four detached townhouses each cover c.1475 sq. ft. and are connected only by the continuous façade, which is punctuated with arrow slit openings in the stonework. A few of the home’s features;
Four bedrooms
Coursed, tumbled stone elevations and slate roof
Garden storage
Beckside location
Our premium specification
The main entrances to these plots face west, overlooking Bridgehouse Beck. Each home has a covered porch area leading to the front door, from which the entrance hallway opens straight onto the expansive, open plan living space. This comprises a kitchen, at the front of the home, and ample space for dining and seating towards the rear, plus handy understairs storage adjacent to the kitchen. There’s also a cloakroom and double doors which give onto the turfed rear garden. Up on the first floor there’s lots of storage, two double bedrooms, one with an en suite shower room and one overlooking the water, and a house bathroom with bath. The house bathroom has two doors – one providing access from the landing and one connecting it to the third bedroom. The second floor is home to a fabulous master suite that runs the full length of the house and has an en suite shower room and space for dressing and seating areas, as well as a Juliet balcony with views onto the Beck. There is also a 4th bedroom that could double as a study, providing a separate, secluded spot for home working, with a Velux window overhead to maximise natural light. There’s another Velux window in the master suite for the same purpose.
Plot 17 – SSTC
Plot 18 – SSTC
Plot 19 – SSTC
Plot 20 – SSTC
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