Ebor Mills is a new community of high quality homes with heritage in the heart of Haworth.
More than 200 years after Ebor Mills first started producing textiles, we’re breathing new life into several of the historic buildings, as well as creating several brand new homes, all on a beautiful site bordered by Bridgehouse Beck and open countryside. Our 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes includes apartments, townhouses, semi-detached and detached houses.
We’re completing the final phase of this development, The Spinning Mill. It features a selection of three and four bedroom homes all benefitting from inset terraces with frameless glass balustrades, original features, high ceilings (in some areas, approx 4ft) and spacious interiors.
Interested in our final homes? Our Sales Advisor isn’t at the development full time so please contact us to book an appointment. Appointments are available Thursday, Friday, Sunday and Monday 10:30am – 4pm.
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Specification Highlights
The specification at Ebor Mills has been carefully selected to ensure it is the perfect blend of contemporary design and traditional style. All our remaining homes feature a premium specification. Please refer to your plot for the full specification.
Famed as the birthplace of the Brontës, who lived and worked at what is now the Grade I listed Bronte Parsonage Museum on Church Street, the rugged, romantic landscape surrounding this charming hill village inspired masterpieces of English literature including Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights.
Within Haworth’s conservation area and along its steep cobbled streets are several churches and chapels, including the church where the Brontes’ father once served as curate, along with weavers’ cottages, workshops and mills that, with Ebor Mills, act as a reminder of the region’s industrial heritage.
Ebor Mills is adjacent to (and several homes enjoy views of) Bridgehouse Beck and the Keighley and Worth Valley Steam Railway, which famously appeared in the iconic 1970 film, The Railway Children. The railway first opened in 1867 and was predominantly funded by wealthy local mill owners: the owner of Bridgehouse Mill would quite possibly have been amongst them! Nowadays the railway is run almost entirely by volunteers, and Haworth station is one of six stops along its five-mile line, which sweeps through the Pennine valleys. This picturesque landscape is right on Ebor Mill’s doorstep and easy to explore, with many walking routes accessible from the development.
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Your Journey
Buying a home needn’t be difficult to navigate. Your Sales Advisor is here to help you every step of the way, but we thought it might be helpful to document some of the steps so you know what to expect when buying a new home from us.
Without our customers we wouldn’t be in business. We’ve interviewed a few of our homeowners so you can hear directly from them about their experience of buying a Skipton Properties home. From the buying process to moving in and more.
Navigating the mortgage market can be confusing and it could cost you money. That’s why we have partnered with the Mortgage Advice Bureau. They have many years of experience in finding mortgages on new-build properties that work perfectly for their clients.
