A rare opportunity to live in a unique home situated within one of Todmorden’s well-known, historic landmarks.
Built in 1640 for James Stansfield, a descendant of the Stansfield family, Stansfield Hall is a Grade II* listed former mansion house which has since been split into five individual, residential dwellings. First Floor West is the upper two floors of the West facing wing of the property, and forms part of the Gothic Revival style extension to the Hall. The extension was added in 1862 for local MP Joshua Fielden. He commissioned architect John Gibson, also responsible for designing a number of further striking Todmorden buildings, including; Todmorden Town Hall, Dobroyd Castle and the Unitarian Church.
First Floor West now offers a deceptively spacious and one-of-a-kind residence, which has been meticulously renovated by the current owners for modern living, whilst retaining a wealth of beautiful, period fixtures and fittings throughout.
Internally, the property briefly comprises; entrance vestibule to the ground floor, stairs to entrance hallway, dining kitchen, office, lounge, guest bedroom with en-suite, family bathroom and further bedroom to the first floor. Additional family bathroom, bedroom, principal bedroom with dressing room, separate w/c, and undeveloped attic room are located on the second floor.
Externally, the property comes with off-street parking for three cars along with a large stone garage or workshop and useful storage cellar. A wonderful, landscaped garden of approximately 0.63-acres with multiple seating areas, mature trees, lawns and ponds, bordered by established colourful planting, shrubbery and with additional woodland aspect.
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