Laurel Bank: Serene Canal-Side Historic Home

Discover the allure of Laurel Bank, a meticulously restored 19th century gem, nestled in the lush Colne Valley. This historic mansion, once home to a mill owner, now offers a perfect blend of character and contemporary amenities. Revel in the charm of a fully equipped kitchen with views, unwind in a lounge by the crackling wood stove, and find serenity in the bedrooms. Ideal for those seeking both relaxation and adventure, it's a stone's throw from quaint villages and breathtaking nature walks. The space Escape to Laurel Bank, where history and serenity converge to create a perfect retreat. Whether you're seeking a peaceful getaway or a base to explore the picturesque Colne Valley, this beautifully restored 2 bedroom 19th-century mansion offers a blend of charm and modern comforts. Our favourite features at Laurel Bank: ▸ Scenic location by the Huddersfield Narrow Canal ▸ A cosy lounge with a wood-burning stove and plush sofa ▸ Fully equipped kitchen with views of Titanic Mill, home to world famous eco spa, Titanic Spa. ▸ Stylish decor, artwork and photography throughout the house ▸ King-size beds with Emma mattresses in both bedrooms ▸ Washer for guests convenience The kitchen is well-equipped with: ▸ Full-size fridge/freezer ▸ Hob, oven, and dishwasher ▸ Coffee cafetiere and a selection of teas ▸ Cookware, bakeware, and kitchen utensils ▸ Wine glasses and a cosy dining space for four Couples, families, or solo adventurers are all welcome at Laurel Bank. The spacious bedrooms ensure comfort for all, while the lounge offers a relaxing space to unwind after a day of exploration. Sleeping arrangements: → The Blue Bedroom: King-size bed with tall ceilings and art-lined walls → The Green Bedroom: King-size bed, natural textures, and a dedicated workspace ▪ Welcome to Laurel Bank: A 19th-Century Gem ▪ Discover the splendour of our cherished Laurel Bank, a historical 19th-century Mill owner's mansion thoughtfully transformed into a dwelling of comfort and refinement. Perched by the tranquil Huddersfield Narrow Canal in the picturesque Colne Valley, our home offers a retreat that echoes with history and natural splendour. ▪ The Hearth of the Home: Living Area ▪ Enter a living space where warmth and comfort reign. The heart of the room boasts a traditional wood-burning stove, set against a backdrop of exposed brickwork that whispers tales of this mansion's storied past. Lush green velvet sofas invite you to sink in and relax, with plush cushions that promise cosy evenings by the fire. Natural light filters in through the large windows, casting a warm glow that highlights the room's high ceilings and art-adorned walls, offering a perfect blend of grandeur and homeliness. ▪ Culinary Quarters: Chic Meets Rustic ▪ Our spacious kitchen, newly fitted with modern amenities, marries functional elegance with rustic charm. With a dining space for four set against the inspiring backdrop of Titanic Mill and the Huddersfield narrow canal, it's the perfect setting for memorable meals and conversations. From the rich herringbone flooring to the bespoke cabinetry, every detail has been thoughtfully curated to enhance your experience. We've stocked the kitchen with all the essentials you need to feel at home, including a selection of teas, coffee, and spices to kickstart your culinary adventures. ▪ Slumber in Style: The Blue and Green Bedrooms ▪ The Blue Bedroom: Elegant Tranquillity Discover the elegance of the Blue Bedroom, where rich hues and stately tranquillity await. Featuring a luxurious king-size bed with an Emma mattress, this expansive room combines the charm of original wooden floors with the comforts of modern living. Immerse yourself in its regal ambiance for a restorative and historically rich stay. The Green Bedroom: Peaceful Retreat Step into the serenity of the Green Bedroom, where natural textures and soft light create a peaceful haven. The king-size bed with an Emma mattress ensures a restful night, while the unique arched window and original ceiling add character. This room, complete with a workspace, offers a perfect blend of relaxation and inspiration. The 'Pink Loo': A Vintage Charm Step into the 'pink loo', a bathroom space where time-honoured charm meets modern sensibility. The full-size bath, set against the chic backdrop of pink tiles and checkerboard flooring, is a nod to the home's heritage and an invitation to indulge in the simple pleasures of a leisurely soak. ▪ Exterior Charm: A Symphony of Stone and Greenery ▪ The exterior of Laurel Bank is a celebration of its heritage, with Yorkshire stone steps leading to inviting terraces and a lovingly kept garden that blooms with the seasons. Here, intimate seating areas offer spots for quiet contemplation or to enjoy the garden's vibrant displays. ▪ Experience Laurel Bank: Where History Meets Home ▪ Laurel Bank is designed to make your stay memorable, from the moment you enter through the historic doors. It's a place where the charm of yesteryear and contemporary conveniences harmonize, offering not just a stay but a rich, enduring experience. Whether seeking tranquillity or adventure in the local villages and scenic trails, Laurel Bank is a home that resonates with warmth, history, and the untouched beauty of the English countryside. Join us at Laurel Bank, where history is honoured, and every stay becomes a cherished memory in the breath-taking countryside. Guest access There are two entrances to the house, the front main entrance leading into the hallway and a side door leading into the kitchen. You will have keys for both and you will be left to fully enjoy the historic elegance and modern comfort of Laurel Bank. Other things to note 1. Spring Water Supply: The home is supplied with spring water, which is filtered and suitable for drinking. However, due to the unique water supply, guests are asked to be considerate of their water usage. 2. Laundry Information: While there is no clothes dryer available in the home, guests have access to an outdoor washing line and an indoor clothes airer for drying laundry. 3. Firewood Supply for Stove: A limited supply of wood for the stove in the lounge is provided to get you started. Additional supplies can be purchased locally if needed. 4. Accessibility Note: The property has a small step at the main entrance and a few steps leading down to the side door. The Yorkshire stone steps can become slippery when wet, so please proceed with caution. 5. Garden and Terrace Access: The guests can enjoy the outdoor seating areas on the small terraces by each entrance. 6. Staircase: Guests should be aware that the property includes 18 stairs that connect ground floor with upstairs.