Agent Reference TS0571

NO CHAIN

This Rishworth Palace Duplex Has Rewritten The Rules Of Stylish Mill Living. The bedrooms are on the ground floor, the largest with its own dressing room, en suite and terrace. Then you go upstairs to 40 feet of vaulted, light-filled kitchen, dining and sociable living space.

Whoever said the living room always has to be downstairs clearly never stood in a 40-foot vaulted space taking in the valley views from the first floor. Some rules are worth breaking - and this stylish duplex breaks them well.

The open plan kitchen, dining and living area flows together across nearly 40 feet under those 1st floor vaulted ceilings, with light pouring in from both sides and a glass balustrade looking down over a small section of the floor below.

The kitchen has a high-gloss contemporary finish with a central island, breakfast bar and integrated appliances. There's also a versatile store room on this level that's currently doubling up as a home office.

Back downstairs, the main bedroom is on a different scale entirely - it's bigger than some modern apartments! It’s another flexible space that’s been set up as a second sitting room as much as a bedroom, with French doors opening out onto an outdoor seating area (not on the property title register).

The outdoor seating area is a real bonus which this apartment has the use of. Right off the main bedroom, set against the original honey-coloured mill stonework with room for a full set of outdoor furniture, it catches the sun well and feels like a proper extension of the bedroom.

Heading back inside, the dressing room and stylish en suite sit off the main room, keeping everything self-contained.

Two further traditional double bedrooms sit along the ground floor corridor, served by the family bathroom. There's also a utility room down here, keeping the laundry and clutter well away from the living space upstairs.

The communal grounds at Rishworth Palace are wooded and mature, with stone steps climbing up through the trees and a fire pit for summer evening BBQs with new friends and neighbours. There is also an on site gym, laundry room and library for the residents.

The Malthouse pub is only a short stroll away, with Ripponden village a few minutes away in the car. Sowerby Bridge is not much further for a greater selection of shops, places to eat and the station, and the M62 means Leeds and Manchester are both well within easy reach.

A three-bedroom duplex in one of the valley's most recognisable buildings - and a unique upside down layout that makes most mill apartments look somewhat dull by comparison.

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