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Nestled in a picturesque valley in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, Crown Spindle Mill enjoys a truly exceptional and sought-after location. This superb 18th-century converted mill house was first transformed in 1975, having fallen into disrepair during the 1960s after years of use as a cotton- and tobacco-packing facility during the Second World War.
In recent years, the mill and its associated buildings have undergone an extensive, meticulous programme of restoration and renovation, resulting in a thoroughly modern eco-friendly family home that preserves the property’s original integrity and striking period features—most notably the impressive historic water wheel.
Perfectly suited to multi-generational living, the current owners have created a stylish two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment within the main residence. This self-contained accommodation benefits from its own private entrance yet flows seamlessly into the principal home when required. Also included in the sale is The Engine House, a separate three-storey building offering further flexible living or guest accommodation.
The property features excellent eco credentials, including three air-source heat pumps, fully insulated walls and floors, and potential for hydro-powered energy generation from the beck that runs beneath the mill.
Extending to just over 4,400 sq ft, the main residence offers spacious, well-designed rooms that highlight the building’s heritage. Every detail of the layout and finish has been carefully considered to blend character with contemporary comfort.
The impressive kitchen–dining room immediately draws the eye to the spectacular glass-encased mill wheel. The bespoke contemporary kitchen includes high-end appliances, generous storage, and a central island that creates an ideal setting for entertaining. The space flows into the dining area, designed for both intimate gatherings and larger social occasions.
The light-filled sitting room features a striking glass wall overlooking the gardens and a beautiful feature fireplace, creating a perfect place to relax in the evening. The ground floor also includes a guest bedroom with en-suite shower room and a versatile study that could function as an additional bedroom.
A stone-flagged conservatory offers further potential; the vendors have architectural plans prepared for conversion into a garden room with a terrace above, accessible from the first-floor sitting room (plans and CGI available on request).
The first floor comprises an impressive living room with a log-burning stove and expansive windows with views across the gardens and open countryside. From here, a door leads to the principal bedroom suite, complete with dressing room and en-suite bathroom.
Also located on the first floor is the carefully integrated Sunny Bank Apartment, a stylish two-bedroom, two-bathroom annexe featuring an open-plan kitchen–living area and its own private entrance—ideal for guests, extended family, or potential rental income.
Set in a discreet and private position, the property is approached via a private driveway with off-street parking for several vehicles. The house overlooks a beautiful walled garden with well-stocked borders and a spacious patio perfect for al-fresco dining. The garden leads to a circular seating area with central firepit and views down to the river below. At the far end stands an impressive stone chimney, a distinctive remnant of the original mill.
Services: The property is connected to mains water and electricity
In recent years, the mill and its associated buildings have undergone an extensive, meticulous programme of restoration and renovation, resulting in a thoroughly modern eco-friendly family home that preserves the property’s original integrity and striking period features—most notably the impressive historic water wheel.
Perfectly suited to multi-generational living, the current owners have created a stylish two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment within the main residence. This self-contained accommodation benefits from its own private entrance yet flows seamlessly into the principal home when required. Also included in the sale is The Engine House, a separate three-storey building offering further flexible living or guest accommodation.
The property features excellent eco credentials, including three air-source heat pumps, fully insulated walls and floors, and potential for hydro-powered energy generation from the beck that runs beneath the mill.
Extending to just over 4,400 sq ft, the main residence offers spacious, well-designed rooms that highlight the building’s heritage. Every detail of the layout and finish has been carefully considered to blend character with contemporary comfort.
The impressive kitchen–dining room immediately draws the eye to the spectacular glass-encased mill wheel. The bespoke contemporary kitchen includes high-end appliances, generous storage, and a central island that creates an ideal setting for entertaining. The space flows into the dining area, designed for both intimate gatherings and larger social occasions.
The light-filled sitting room features a striking glass wall overlooking the gardens and a beautiful feature fireplace, creating a perfect place to relax in the evening. The ground floor also includes a guest bedroom with en-suite shower room and a versatile study that could function as an additional bedroom.
A stone-flagged conservatory offers further potential; the vendors have architectural plans prepared for conversion into a garden room with a terrace above, accessible from the first-floor sitting room (plans and CGI available on request).
The first floor comprises an impressive living room with a log-burning stove and expansive windows with views across the gardens and open countryside. From here, a door leads to the principal bedroom suite, complete with dressing room and en-suite bathroom.
Also located on the first floor is the carefully integrated Sunny Bank Apartment, a stylish two-bedroom, two-bathroom annexe featuring an open-plan kitchen–living area and its own private entrance—ideal for guests, extended family, or potential rental income.
Set in a discreet and private position, the property is approached via a private driveway with off-street parking for several vehicles. The house overlooks a beautiful walled garden with well-stocked borders and a spacious patio perfect for al-fresco dining. The garden leads to a circular seating area with central firepit and views down to the river below. At the far end stands an impressive stone chimney, a distinctive remnant of the original mill.
Services: The property is connected to mains water and electricity