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Hebden Lodge is a detached period house built of dressed stone with a hipped slate roof and stone gable-end chimneys, dating from 1868. The house has a symmetrical façade with a central projecting stone porch and two bays, featuring decorative mouldings, tall sash windows, and a polished stone arch over the entrance. The interior retains many period features, including ornate dental cornicing, decorative mouldings, tall sash windows, fireplaces, polished floorboards, and panelled doors. The house has five bedrooms, including a principal bedroom suite with a bathroom and three further bedrooms, as well as a house bathroom. There is also a spacious open-plan kitchen and family room with an orangery, a sitting room with a bay window, and a snug with a stone fireplace. The house also features a double garage, gated drive, and mature landscaped gardens with a stone wall, ornamental shrubs, a garden pond, and a tumbling water feature. The gardens wrap around the house and offer a high degree of privacy, with views across the surrounding countryside.