A rare opportunity to own a beautifully preserved Grade II listed detached farmhouse in the heart of Cullingworth's Conservation Area. Believed to date back to the 17th century, this handsome stone-built home blends period character with practical, well-proportioned living space, all within walking distance of village amenities, countryside walks, and highly regarded schools.

Step through the solid stone porch into a wide and welcoming hallway, where your eye is immediately drawn to a large exposed stone fireplace—a striking original feature that sets the tone for the rest of the home. The warmth of natural wood flows throughout, from the solid timber staircase to deep windowsills and original doors.

To one side, the main living room offers generous proportions and a calming atmosphere, centred around another impressive stone fireplace fitted with a Gazco gas-burning stove. It’s a space that manages to feel both grand and inviting, with plenty of room for family life or entertaining.

Opposite, a second reception room provides excellent versatility. Whether you imagine a cosy snug, home office, or creative space, it offers a peaceful retreat, complemented by a convenient ground-floor WC just off the hallway.

The kitchen-diner is bright and welcoming, flooded with natural light from multiple windows and finished with shaker-style units, laminate worktops, and quality integrated appliances including a Bosch oven and Neff gas hob. There’s more than enough space for a dining table, making it a social, functional hub for everyday life. A walk-in pantry offers ample storage, while the adjoining utility room provides extra space for laundry and easy access to the garden.

Upstairs, a wide landing with exposed beams leads to four comfortable bedrooms, each with its own unique character. The principal bedroom includes generous built-in storage and a private en suite bathroom with a full-sized bath. Three further bedrooms are served by a stylish modern shower room, featuring a walk-in enclosure and tasteful fittings.

Outside, the stone-paved garden is private and low maintenance, framed by mature shrubs and flower beds. To the side, the property benefits from off-street parking—a real asset in such a central village location.

Just a short stroll from independent shops, traditional pubs, cafés, and Cullingworth’s well-regarded schools, the home is ideally situated for both family life and peaceful rural living. Cullingworth Village Primary School, rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, is just a few minutes' walk away, while Parkside School, the local secondary, also holds a ‘Good’ rating, making the location ideal for growing families.

The surrounding countryside offers scenic walking and cycling routes, with Goit Stock Waterfall, the Great Northern Railway Trail, and Bronte Country all close by.

Rich in character, yet comfortable and practical, this is a home that’s ready to move into—and one that truly needs to be seen in person to be fully appreciated.

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