Description
A rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully presented Grade II listed residence within the exclusive, gated Bardon Hall Mews. Importantly, the property retains the original upside-down living layout designed for this historic coach house conversion, with the principal living accommodation positioned on the upper floor to maximise natural light, privacy and outlook.
Originally constructed between 1873 and 1875 as a coach house and stables, this remarkable home carries a legacy of elegance and prestige.
In 1902, renowned Leeds architect Thomas Winn exquisitely remodelled the property under commission from celebrated racehorse owner Joseph Pickersgill. During Pickersgill’s ownership, the Bardon Hall Estate became a haven for distinguished guests, including the Prince of Wales.
In 2002, the building underwent a sensitive and thoughtful conversion, transforming it into a collection of luxurious homes that artfully combine period charm with modern convenience.
The current owners have maintained the property in impeccable condition, recently redecorating and styling it to create a truly warm, inviting sanctuary—perfect for discerning buyers seeking character, comfort, and exclusivity.
The first-floor open-plan living, dining and kitchen space is flooded with daylight from a striking floor-to-ceiling window and multiple skylights, creating a bright, airy and uplifting environment throughout the day. Positioned above ground level, the living areas enjoy a calm, private feel with no overlooking and views across both the central courtyard and the mature communal gardens.
The ground floor provides two generously proportioned double bedrooms and a stylish shower room, offering a quiet sleeping environment, well suited to modern living patterns. This layout reflects the building’s original design intent, resulting in more naturally proportioned rooms and light filled day-to-day living experience.
The property is set away from communal access points and service areas, contributing to a peaceful atmosphere. Further benefits include an EPC rating of C, a comprehensive security system with gated intercom access, ample resident parking, and beautifully maintained communal gardens and grounds.
Accessed via secure electric gates from Weetwood Lane, Bardon Hall Mews is part of an exclusive gated enclave. A picturesque private driveway winds through enchanting woodland and manicured gardens, leading to this tucked-away residence at the very end of the complex, offering exceptional peace, privacy and a sense of timeless elegance.
Residents benefit from ample parking, beautifully tended communal gardens, and a charming courtyard, complete with trimmed hedges, flowerbeds, and a central stone sundial. This idyllic setting is enhanced by a warm community spirit.
The property also boasts an EPC rating of C, offering excellent energy efficiency and lower running costs. This combines character with modern energy performance, ensuring comfort and cost-effectiveness.
Originally constructed between 1873 and 1875 as a coach house and stables, this remarkable home carries a legacy of elegance and prestige.
In 1902, renowned Leeds architect Thomas Winn exquisitely remodelled the property under commission from celebrated racehorse owner Joseph Pickersgill. During Pickersgill’s ownership, the Bardon Hall Estate became a haven for distinguished guests, including the Prince of Wales.
In 2002, the building underwent a sensitive and thoughtful conversion, transforming it into a collection of luxurious homes that artfully combine period charm with modern convenience.
The current owners have maintained the property in impeccable condition, recently redecorating and styling it to create a truly warm, inviting sanctuary—perfect for discerning buyers seeking character, comfort, and exclusivity.
The first-floor open-plan living, dining and kitchen space is flooded with daylight from a striking floor-to-ceiling window and multiple skylights, creating a bright, airy and uplifting environment throughout the day. Positioned above ground level, the living areas enjoy a calm, private feel with no overlooking and views across both the central courtyard and the mature communal gardens.
The ground floor provides two generously proportioned double bedrooms and a stylish shower room, offering a quiet sleeping environment, well suited to modern living patterns. This layout reflects the building’s original design intent, resulting in more naturally proportioned rooms and light filled day-to-day living experience.
The property is set away from communal access points and service areas, contributing to a peaceful atmosphere. Further benefits include an EPC rating of C, a comprehensive security system with gated intercom access, ample resident parking, and beautifully maintained communal gardens and grounds.
Accessed via secure electric gates from Weetwood Lane, Bardon Hall Mews is part of an exclusive gated enclave. A picturesque private driveway winds through enchanting woodland and manicured gardens, leading to this tucked-away residence at the very end of the complex, offering exceptional peace, privacy and a sense of timeless elegance.
Residents benefit from ample parking, beautifully tended communal gardens, and a charming courtyard, complete with trimmed hedges, flowerbeds, and a central stone sundial. This idyllic setting is enhanced by a warm community spirit.
The property also boasts an EPC rating of C, offering excellent energy efficiency and lower running costs. This combines character with modern energy performance, ensuring comfort and cost-effectiveness.