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Hill Top Road, Thornton, Bradford

BD13 3QX · 3 bedroom · Terraced house
Sold by Michael Brownsett
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At a glance
Bedrooms3
Bathrooms2
Receptions2
TypeTerraced house
Floor area1,012 sq ft
Price per sq ft£227
ParkingOn-Street Parking
Outside spaceGarden
ConditionVery Good
GlazingDouble glazing
EraGeorgian
Key features
GRADE II LISTED HOME – ORIGINAL TWO COTTAGES COMBINED INTO ONE
STUNNING ENTRANCE HALL SETTING THE TONE FOR CHARACTER & STYLE
PERIOD FEATURES INCLUDING YORKSHIRE STONE FLOOR & BARN DOOR
TWO IMPRESSIVE INGLENOOK FIREPLACES WITH LOG BURNING STOVES
LOUNGE WITH DUAL-ASPECT WINDOWS & PICTURE WINDOW OVERLOOKING CRICKET FIELD
CHARACTERFUL COTTAGE KITCHEN WITH BELFAST SINK & STONE FLOOR
MASTER BEDROOM WITH EXPOSED CHIMNEY BREAST, WALK-IN WARDROBE & EN-SUITE
BEDROOMS TWO & THREE WITH CHARACTER FEATURES & SCENIC VIEWS
ENCLOSED FRONT GARDEN & REAR GARDEN USED WITH GRACE OF CRICKET CLUB
AGENT REF: MB1092
About this home

A rare opportunity arises to acquire this truly stunning Grade II listed home, a unique residence that was originally two period cottages and has since been beautifully converted into one characterful dwelling. Blending its rich heritage with a carefully considered modern twist, this property is steeped in history while offering the comforts of contemporary living – a home that is both charming and practical.

The current owners have meticulously refurbished the property, preserving its character-defining features such as Yorkshire stone floors, exposed brick chimney breasts, original barn doors, and not one but two striking inglenook fireplaces with log-burning stoves. These period details are enhanced by tasteful modern finishes, making the home warm, inviting, and ready to enjoy.


The ground floor welcomes you with a gorgeous entrance hall, a striking first impression that perfectly sets the tone of charm and character. From here, there is access to the lounge, kitchen, and staircase leading to the first-floor landing.

The lounge is a room of exceptional charm, with an inglenook fireplace and log burner as its centrepiece. It is filled with natural light thanks to its dual-aspect windows, including a large picture window to the rear, framing uninterrupted views over the neighbouring cricket field – a truly unique outlook.

The kitchen is equally impressive, offering another inglenook fireplace with log-burning stove, a rustic yet functional cottage-style design with Belfast sink, dual-aspect windows, and a picture window overlooking the cricket field. The Yorkshire stone floor adds depth and authenticity, while the barn door completes the traditional country aesthetic. This is a room that effortlessly combines history and homeliness, while also being practical for modern-day living.


On the first floor, a versatile utility room offers a variety of uses – whether as a laundry space, home office, or store room – adding to the property’s adaptability.

The bedrooms are filled with personality and heritage detail. The master suite is a true highlight, boasting a feature exposed brick chimney breast, dual-aspect windows that flood the room with light, a walk-in wardrobe, and a private en-suite shower room finished with style. Bedroom two also enjoys the charm of an exposed brick chimney breast, while bedroom three is enhanced by a stunning picture window with panoramic views over the surrounding fields. The landing itself is an architectural feature, offering another large picture window with breathtaking rural and cricket field views stretching as far as the eye can see.

Externally, the property has been designed for ease of maintenance without compromising character. To the front is a low-maintenance enclosed garden, while to the rear is an additional enclosed garden space, currently enjoyed with the grace of the cricket club – a truly unique benefit to this remarkable home.

This exquisite Grade II listed property offers the rare balance of authentic period living and modern comfort, all set in an idyllic position with enviable views. It must be viewed to fully appreciate the craftsmanship, charm, and warmth it provides.

Material information

The key facts recorded for this home when it was marketed, as required by National Trading Standards.

Tenure
Freehold
Council tax band
Band B
Flood risk
No known flood risk from rivers, the sea, groundwater, surface water or reservoirs.
EPC
EPC certificate
Floorplan
Floorplan
Location

Approximate location.

The local area

What’s on the doorstep

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Thornton Viaduct
Landmark & walks · Thornton
Thornton Viaduct

Twenty arches striding across the valley, now part of the Great Northern Railway Trail — walkable straight from the village.

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Photo: Jon Farman · public domain
Brontë Birthplace
Landmark · Thornton
Brontë Birthplace

Charlotte, Branwell, Emily and Anne were all born on Market Street — long before Haworth got the credit.

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Photo: David Spencer · CC BY-SA 2.0
Chellow Dene
Reservoirs & woods · Allerton
Chellow Dene

Two Victorian reservoirs ringed by woodland paths — the closest proper walk to Allerton, Clayton and Thornton.

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Photo: Tim Green · CC BY 2.0
Cartwright Hall
Art gallery · Lister Park
Cartwright Hall

Bradford’s free art gallery, sat in Lister Park with the boating lake and Mughal garden on the doorstep.

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Photo: Tim Green · CC BY 2.0
Bradford Industrial Museum
Museum · Eccleshill
Bradford Industrial Museum

Mill machinery, back-to-back houses and shire horses — free entry, and a proper rainy-Sunday fixture with kids.

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Photo: John Yeadon · CC BY-SA 3.0
National Science and Media Museum
Museum · city centre
National Science and Media Museum

Free museum with an IMAX and Pictureville cinema — the reason Bradford is a UNESCO City of Film.

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Photo: Chemical Engineer · CC BY-SA 4.0
Valley Parade
Football · Bradford City
Valley Parade

Home of the Bantams since 1886. Saturday afternoons here are a Bradford institution.

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Photo: Andrew Taylor · CC BY 2.5
Odsal Stadium
Rugby league · Bradford Bulls
Odsal Stadium

The Bulls’ famous bowl, a few minutes from Wibsey and Low Moor — and one of the biggest grounds in the sport.

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Photo: Kevin Waterhouse · CC BY-SA 2.0
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