Quarry Bank Mill, Longwood, Huddersfield | £114,995 | 1 bedroom Flat  

Gallery are delighted to offer to let this tastefully appointed apartment which is situated in the prestigious mill conversion at Parkwood Mills. The apartment provides one bedroom accommodation featuring a spacious lounge and modern fitted dining kitchen with integrated appliances. The apartment has electric central heating, double glazing, security system, allocated parking space and is ideally placed for accessing the M62 motorway. The mill has been sympathetically converted and retains features including exposed stonework to certain rooms plus cast iron pillars and detailing to the communal landings. Internal viewing is considered essential to fully appreciate the apartment on offer.

ENTRANCE HALL
With two built in cupboards.

LOUNGE
16’ 3" x 17’ 3" (4.95m x 5.26m) With two double glazed window to the front elevation .Telephone and television points, two electric storage heaters and exposed stone wall.

DINING KITCHEN
8’ 0" x 6’ 2" (2.44m x 1.88m) Featuring a range of fitted wall and base units with tiled splash backs and a range of integrated appliances including electric oven and hob with extractor over, single bowl sink and drainer. There is also plumbing for a washing machine, dishwasher and Fridge freezer.

MASTER BEDROOM
15’ 5" x 11’ 4" (4.70m x 3.45m) With a double glazed window to the front elevation and electric storage heater.

BATHROOM
A three piece suite comprising low flush w.c., pedestal wash hand basin and panelled bath with shower over. There is a heated towel rail, fan heater, extractor fan and laminate flooring.

HISTORY
Designed by the Brighouse based Architect, George Hepworth in the late 19th Century, Parkwood Mills once comprised a complex of weaving sheds, warehouses and associated textile production buildings. Textile manufacturing required a great deal of water and a reservoir was built on site to supply the mill and still remains a feature of the development today. Since its conception in 1850 Parkwood Mills has been granted Grade II Listed status due to its historical importance and significant contribution to Britain’s rich architectural heritage.

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