Lee House Farm is a magnificent, stone built property set in the unspoilt and peaceful Shibden Valley. The property is beautifully decorated and well-appointed throughout, with themed bedrooms, character features and stunning, far reaching views of this picturesque, historic valley, made famous by the BBC/HBO series Gentleman Jack.

This wonderful home makes the perfect base for families, friends and couples who are coming together to celebrate a family event, seeking a refreshing escape to the country or just want a base to explore Yorkshire. Set over three floors, the house boasts five well-presented bedrooms, four of which have their own en-suite facilities, the fifth being adjacent to the main family bathroom.

The house provides many areas for larger groups to gather, unwind and enjoy the many features this farm has to offer. The ground-floor boasts a spacious conservatory with large oak dining table (seating up to 14) and sofas to relax on, the well-equipped kitchen/diner is perfect for brunch or relaxing with a book in the living room, in front of the wood-burning stove.

Immediately outside the conservatory is a patio with seating area, the perfect spot for a morning coffee or whiling away the hours in the sun. Just beyond is a fabulous garden and entertaining space with unobstructed views of the valley, seating, a fire-pit, BBQ and under-cover bar area with fridge, or seek out the secret garden and soak up the views whilst relaxing in the hot-tub! All of the outdoor areas are well lit and can be enjoyed well into the evening, whatever the season.

Set in 10 acres of private farmland with only a flock of sheep and wild deer for company, the farm is perfect for responsible dog owners and also provides an ideal equine retreat. With ample parking for horse boxes, 4 available stables and numerous bridleways and paths throughout the valley.

For the nature lovers, a picnic in the secluded bottom field is the perfect way to spend a sunny afternoon. Watch the comings and goings at the pond, gather some wood and build a fire in the wooded glade, or get your wellies on and follow Red Beck to Shibden Mill Inn, a short ‘scramble’ from the pond, it may be the 14th Best Gastro-Pub in the UK, but dogs will get a Yorkshire welcome too!

Further afield, Halifax is only a short drive away, once the centre of the Yorkshire wool industry, Piece Hall, where wool was once traded, now provides a vibrant cultural centre for residents and visitors alike. You can enjoy great restaurants and bars, browse independent stores and experience concerts in a unique and unforgettable setting, now a well-established concert venue, recent performances have included Tom Jones, Madness, Blondie and New Order.

If you want to venture further afield, jump in the car and discover the vibrant Yorkshire towns of Hebden Bridge (of Happy Valley fame), the World Heritage Site of Saltaire, Haworth (birthplace of the Bronte Sisters) or Holmfirth (Last of the Summer Wine). For a full day out in nature, set out to discover the true beauty of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, brimming with rolling hills, quaint villages, and picturesque walking trails.

With so much to explore in and around Lee House Farm, you could begin planning your trip to Yorkshire right away.

Halifax is a minster town in West Yorkshire historically known for its woollen manufacturing starting in the 15th century. Now it stands as one of the best spots to observe Georgian and Victorian landmarks, including Piece Hall, a Grade I listed building boasting unique architecture and a lot of history surrounding the past industries of the area. Surrounded by the Calderdale Industrial Museum, Halifax Central Library, and a wide selection of eateries and shops to explore, this historical landmark makes a great focal point for your trip in the town. Halifax offers something for everyone; the Eureka! National Children's Museum promises a fun-filled day out for all the family, whereas the two theatres of Victoria Theatre and Halifax Playhouse offer a great opportunity to get involved in culture and watch fantastic performances. Just a short drive away you will stumble across the bustling city of Bradford, the world's first unesco City of Film, be sure to visit the National Science and Media Museum, along with diving into the culture of Britain's 'curry capital' and dining in a delicious Indian restaurant. If you head south you will find Huddersfield, with its Lawrence Batley Theatre, art gallery and various historical landmarks, it also offers ample opportunities to immerse yourself in a cultural experience. Close to the vibrant city of Leeds and surrounded by plenty of action and activity, Halifax makes a brilliant base for exploring the wonders of West Yorkshire.

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