Our totally upgraded home is within a 2 minute walk from the Hebden Bridge town square and 10 minutes walk from the railway station. The house was used by the cast and crew of the Happy Valley for makeup, costume changes, and a brew station, and is located in the same lane as Catharine Cawood's conservatory featured in the series. Located on a quite cobbled street dating to the Victorian era, this property has been upgraded and renovated to a very high standard in 2019 / 2020, whilst staying true to the its architectural heritage of the 1890's . The house features one large ground floor kitchen, dining and sitting area, with a toilet located on the ground floor. The first floor has a king size bedroom and single bedroom with a full shower over tub 4 piece bathroom. The 2nd floor has a kingside bedroom with an en suite shower room and small double bedroom. The house was 100% refurnished. new roof featuring powered Velux windows / kitchen extension / 100% new interior insulated walls / staircase relocation / 100% new plumbing and electrical system / 100% new kitchen / furnishings / fixtures and fittings. All carried out by local architects and building contractors located in Hebden Bridge.

We are originally from the UK, with a great deal of "Yorkshire" DNA, and we inherited our family home in 2009, we have been hosting guests since 2011, and based on this experience we purchased a renovated a 2nd property with 4 bedrooms just steps away. Currently we reside in Canada, our adopted country. We grew up with the The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and many more !!! Our family has been resident on the street since 1940 so area is home for us. Our positive experience during the growth of the holiday let industry motivated us to purchase this adjacent property just 3 doors away, We are very grateful to the many guests that have supported us over the years. We hope you decide to stay at Calderdale Terraces and enjoy this lovely location and experience a real Yorkshire small community that continues to reinvent itself and flourish. Whilst we are long distance landlords we are available via phone, whatsapp, email etc. We have local housekeeping and support services from neighbours when required. Its a true Yorkshire community and everyone is very approachable and friendly.

The historical setting and Victorian era architecture is set in a truly stunning area of rugged steep sided hills that rise up to the moorlands that this part of Yorkshire is famous for .. Hebden Bridge has reinvented itself from an industrial textile town of mill chimneys to a world class, award winning community that has much to offer, and known for its local artisans and culture of inclusiveness. A warm and friendly community that makes everyone welcome and is truly a special place. Train service to Hebden Bridge is exceptional, and also we are well serviced by the local road network. but once you arrive everything is within walking distance, coffee and tea shops, restaurants, and pubs cater to various tastes, plus the many local independent shops that our community fiercely support and protect. Spend an evening Hebden Bridge Picture House, built in 1919 and is operated as a community based non profit, other venues of note are the Trades Club that attracts a whole cross section of entertainers, or the Hebden Bridge Little Theatre. Hebden Bridge is famous as a cycling destination and also a walking destination and is just off the Pennine Way.