Built in 1883, Cobble House is designed for comfortable & slow living, it’s a retreat for reading, resting, or unwinding by the log burner or in the roll top bath.

The Victorian features, original boards, exposed brick & hand finished wood sit with soft lighting, good linens, thoughtful pieces chosen for everyday ease.

No 9, sits in the cobbled heart of Hebden Bridge. Hebden feels small in scale but big in character, a mix of creativity, history & landscape that you won’t find in one spot.

Downstairs, the log burner is set up and ready to go. The kitchen features reclaimed wood worktops and practical kit: oven, hob, air fryer, dishwasher, kettle, toaster and coffee machine. Meals can be shared at the breakfast bar or at the dining table by the sash window looking out onto the cobbles.

Upstairs, the main bedroom has a king size Otty Hybrid mattress, good linen and a choice of soft and memory foam pillows. The loft room has another comfortable Otty Hybrid bed beneath the eaves, with a work desk if you’re feeling inspired, wool carpet and memory foam underlay for a soft, quiet feel.

The bathroom stands out for most guests. A deep cast iron bath sits against dark walls with brass fittings, and the reclaimed taps add a bit of history. It’s a space designed for unhurried evenings. There’s no shower, the focus here is on taking your time.

The house uses older, vintage source materials in a calm, understated way that adds character without fuss.