4 bed semi-detached house

A Grade II listed home built in 1744, originally designed by architect William Wentworth as part of the Bretton Hall estate, offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Yorkshire's history. The home features a striking octagonal kitchen, once a working dairy, which has been meticulously restored and now serves as the centrepiece of an open-plan kitchen and dining space. Other notable features include an elegant entrance hall with original Yorkshire Stone flags, a library room with period detail and built-in cabinets, and several reception rooms with beams, mullioned windows, and antique fireplaces. The property has a number of spacious bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with high ceilings and exposed beams, as well as an en-suite with large walk-in wardrobe and beautifully fitted bathroom. The home also features a garden room with bi-folding glazed doors, a utility/boot room, and additional storage and cabinetry throughout. Original features such as traditional ironmongery, original pull bells, and bespoke panelling have been preserved and updated with high-quality fittings, solid oak joinery, and stylish Farrow & Ball heritage shades.