515 Moor End Road, Mount Tabor, Halifax, HX2 0UH

A BEAUTIFULLY RESTORED VICTORIAN HOME WHERE HERITAGE CHARM MEETS VIBRANT MODERN LIVING Perched above Halifax with far-reaching views, this striking four-bedroom semi-detached home blends elegant period character with contemporary comfort.

Built in 1900 and lovingly improved by the current owners, the property celebrates its original features while introducing thoughtful modern upgrades and stylish interiors.

High ceilings, original fireplaces, stained glass, and decorative ceiling roses evoke the home’s heritage, while a newly installed kitchen, luxurious bathrooms, and tasteful décor bring a sense of refined modern living.

The result is a home that feels both sophisticated and welcoming – a place designed for relaxed family life, entertaining friends, and enjoying the sweeping views across the surrounding landscape.

GROUND FLOOR A beautiful entrance hallway immediately sets the tone for the home.

Original tiled flooring, half-panelled walls, and a striking stained-glass panel above the front door create a warm and characterful welcome, while the staircase rises gracefully to the first floor.

KITCHEN DINER At the heart of the home is the stunning kitchen diner, a bright and sociable space designed for both everyday living and entertaining.

With a dual-aspect outlook and sweeping views to the front, the room is filled with natural light. Herringbone flooring runs underfoot, while an original fireplace adds a touch of period charm.

The bespoke kitchen from Designer Kitchen Direct in Harrogate is beautifully appointed with quartz worktops and an impressive central island that comfortably seats five.

Integrated appliances include two Bosch ovens, a downdraft Elica hob, Bosch dishwasher, full-height fridge, freezer, and generous larder and pan drawers.

A Belfast sink, Quooker tap, and integrated Sonos speakers complete this impressive culinary space, while a built-in bar adds a touch of indulgence for entertaining.

Full-height bifold doors open seamlessly onto the rear garden, creating an effortless connection between indoor and outdoor living during the warmer months.

LOUNGE The lounge is equally impressive – a light-filled dual-aspect room with plush carpets recently fitted and wonderful views stretching across open fields.

A charming ceiling rose decorated with intricate motifs hints at the home’s history, while a log burner and original full-height cupboards add warmth and character, making this the perfect space to relax on cosy evenings.

CONSERVATORY To the rear, a conservatory provides a peaceful spot to enjoy the garden throughout the seasons, with French doors opening directly onto the lawn.

CLOAKROOM/WC A stylish cloakroom/WC completes the ground floor, featuring a glass countertop sink with gold-effect taps alongside built-in coat hooks and practical shoe storage.

CELLAR Beneath the house sits a substantial cellar, spanning almost the same footprint as the property and offering excellent storage or workshop potential.

Hot and cold water feeds allow the space to also be used as a utility.

--- FIRST FLOOR The first floor hosts four bedrooms, each individually styled with thoughtful décor and a strong sense of personality.

PRINCIPAL BEDROOM The spacious principal bedroom enjoys elevated views across the surrounding landscape and is decorated in calming duck-egg blue and cream tones.

Plush carpets and an original cast-iron fireplace add to the room’s timeless appeal. DOUBLE BEDROOM A second double bedroom features rich burgundy and pink tones and a charming cast-iron fireplace.

This room also benefits from full-height original fitted wardrobes, cupboards and drawers.

DOUBLE BEDROOM Another spacious double bedroom situated at the front of the house, finished in muted green with botanical accents, offers a tranquil retreat with large windows framing the far-reaching views.

SINGLE BEDROOM The fourth bedroom is currently used as a nursery but would make an ideal single bedroom, study or dressing room.

FAMILY BATHROOM Serving the bedrooms is a striking family bathroom, beautifully styled with matt black fixtures and fittings.

A freestanding roll-top bath provides a luxurious focal point, complemented by a rainfall shower with additional attachment, viridian blue-green tiling, checkerboard flooring, a countertop sink set on a freestanding cupboard unit, and two heated towel rails.

--- GARDENS AND EXTERNALS The front of the property benefits from far-reaching views across open fields. A gated pathway cuts between two front lawns, up to the original front door.

To the rear, the lawn offers a pleasant outdoor space for relaxing, gardening, or family play.

The property also enjoys a shared driveway with a turning circle, leading to a double garage and an EV charging point.

The land to the rear of the garage is protected by a restrictive covenant ensuring it remains residential in use.

--- LOCATION Mount Tabor is a highly regarded hillside village above Halifax, prized for its scenic surroundings and strong sense of community.

The home is less than 100 metres from The Spring Head; a community hub incorporating a farm shop, cafe, restaurant, and pub.

The home’s elevated setting offers beautiful panoramic views across the Calder Valley while still being within easy reach of Halifax town centre, and beautiful towns such as Hebden Bridge and Haworth.

Nearby Halifax and Hebden Bridge provide a wide range of amenities including shops, restaurants, cafés, and leisure facilities, alongside excellent schooling options and convenient rail links to Leeds and Manchester.

The surrounding countryside also offers wonderful opportunities for walking and outdoor recreation, with an extensive network of footpaths and bridleways accessible from the doorstep.

--- KEY INFORMATION - Fixtures and fittings: Only fixtures and fittings mentioned in the sales particulars are included in the sale.

- Wayleaves, easements and rights of way: The sale is subject to all of these rights whether public or private, whether mentioned in these particulars or not.

- Local authority: Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council - Council tax band: E - Tenure: Freehold - Property type: Semi-detached - Property construction: Stone - EPC rating: E, with potential to be B - Electricity supply: Octopus - Gas supply: Octopus - Water supply: Yorkshire Water - Sewerage: Yorkshire Water - Heating: Gas central heating (Octopus), log burner in lounge - Broadband: Sky Fibre 500, 453 Mbps - Mobile signal/coverage: Good outdoor, variable in-home on some networks (Ofcom Map Your Mobile) - Parking: Double garage, plus one parking space to the rear of the property with an EV charger, fitted by Octopus on 3/12/2025.

Unobstructed on-street parking. --- Viewing is essential to fully appreciate the unique nature of this property. Get in touch to arrange your private tour today.