This 18th-century stone-built house in West Yorkshire's Sandhills village is a charming rural gem. The property boasts generous living spaces filled with natural light from its many windows and French doors, which also lead out to a beautiful rambling garden and meandering beck. The house also features a separate stone-built garage block, a former mill, which could be converted into residential accommodation or a home office, subject to consent. The property has a private driveway, rear courtyard, and ample parking, making it a peaceful retreat. Inside, the house has a welcoming hallway, a spacious lounge with a real-fuel fire, and an enormous double reception room with French doors leading out to a south-facing terrace. With its rich history, beautiful surroundings, and plenty of natural light, this house is a quintessential Yorkshire home.