Jagger Green, Holywell Green, HX4 9DE

Steeped in history and charm, this exquisite Grade II listed former farmhouse has undergone a meticulous and sympathetic restoration.

Many original features dating back to the 17th century have been lovingly preserved, including stone mullioned windows, exposed beams, and stone fireplaces, while modern fittings and high quality craftsmanship enhance the spacious and versatile living accommodation.

Arranged over two levels, the property offers four to five double bedrooms, two reception rooms and a magnificent open-plan dining kitchen, perfect for both family living and entertaining.

Sitting within a peaceful rural hamlet, Jagger Green Hall offers a privileged yet accessible location, providing easy links to Halifax, Huddersfield and the M62 motorway network for convenient travel.

Beyond its historic allure, the property presents an exceptional lifestyle opportunity, offering the tranquillity of country living with superb outdoor entertaining areas, private gardens, and space for outdoor pursuits.

The extensive gardens and land, including approximately four acres of grazing and woodland (available separately), make this a perfect retreat for nature lovers, equestrians, or those seeking a peaceful rural sanctuary with room to grow.

The property is a genuine blank canvas, ready for you to complete with your own style. The sale includes a high-quality Drew Forsyth & Co.

kitchen of your choice, along with your preferred light fittings and sockets.

Floor coverings are not included, giving you the freedom to select exactly what works best for your lifestyle, whether that’s wood, tile, or carpet.

Some of the photographs have been staged to illustrate possibilities, but the home itself is primed and waiting for your personal touch.

It offers the rare chance to enjoy the flexibility of an off-plan purchase, without the wait. A property of considerable historical significance, Jagger Green Hall dates back to the late 17th century.

Its first owner is believed to be Thomas Denton, a local mill owner; his initials (“1703 DTM”) are engraved on a datestone above the rear entrance.

The residence has historically served as a school and more recently as a farm, alongside a range of farm buildings that have now been transformed into elegant, high-spec new homes.

Constructed from natural stone beneath a pitched stone slate roof, the home exemplifies robust craftsmanship.

The recent restoration has carefully preserved its historic features, including stone mullioned windows, fireplaces, exposed roof trusses, and beams, creating a warm yet refined atmosphere.

A welcoming entrance porch, adorned with the original datestone and stone benches, provides a delightful threshold.

Main access to the property is most likely via this side entrance, leading into an impressive kitchen-dining area, an extraordinary space with mullioned windows, a stone fireplace and exposed beams.

From here, a central hallway leads to the principal reception rooms, including a generous lounge with a stone fireplace and a secondary living/dining room with an addi-tional stone fireplace, both offering idyllic views and period charm.

A versatile rear hallway provides access to a cloakroom, a utility room, and a study or fifth bedroom, while the first-floor accommodation comprises four good-size bed-rooms, including a principal suite with an en-suite bathroom, generous wardrobe space, and picturesque views through mullioned windows.

The interiors benefit from wooden-framed double glazed windows, gas central heating with underfloor heating on the ground floor, and elegant fixtures finished to a neutral palette, offering a perfect canvas for personalization.

The property is set within beautifully landscaped gardens, featuring a sizable lawned area to the front with a stone pathway, complemented by a raised garden terrace to the side for outdoor enjoyment.

The generous gated driveway provides secure access around the home, ending at a handsome oak-framed double car port and additional parking.

The external space lends itself to outdoor living and entertainment, with areas perfect for summer barbecues, al fresco dining, or relaxing with family and friends.

For equestrian enthusiasts or those with a love for the outdoors, there is approximately four acres of grazing and woodland available by separate negotiation which would be ideal for riding, walking, or creating a personal woodland retreat.

Further lifestyle features include privacy and security afforded by the gated driveway and secure boundaries, an idyllic country residence for those seeking peace, space, and a connection with nature.

Summary Jagger Green Hall is a Grade II listed 17th-century farmhouse, beautifully restored yet ready for your personal touch.

Original mullioned windows, stone fireplaces and exposed beams together with the convenience of contemporary finishes and versatile living spaces.

With up to five bedrooms, two receptions and a magnificent kitchen-diner, it offers style, comfort and history in equal measure.

Set within landscaped gardens, with additional land available, it provides an idyllic rural lifestyle just minutes from the M62 EPC Rating: F Garden   The property is set within beautifully landscaped gardens, featuring a sizable lawned area to the front with a stone pathway, complemented by a raised garden terrace to the side for outdoor enjoyment.

Parking - Car port   The generous gated driveway provides secure access around the home, ending at a handsome oak-framed double car port and additional parking.