Sowerby Hall dates back to 1646, originally being an impressive, detached house built for Joshua & Isobel Horton, now split into three residences. Occupying a generous plot with a wonderful South-East facing wrap-around garden and retaining a wealth of period fixtures and fittings throughout.
Internally, the property briefly comprises; entrance hallway, lounge, sitting room, dining room, kitchen, utility and cloakroom accessing cellar rooms to the ground floor and principal bedroom, three further bedrooms, house bathroom and shower room to the first floor.
Externally, a gated stone driveway, adjacent to a generous South-East facing lawn, provides off-street parking for three cars, leading to a detached garage with a void, currently used as a guest room/home office. A cobbled pathway leads round to both side elevations, offering a pebbled seating area, and a landscaped, flagged garden, containing mature planting and shrubbery.
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