Leeds Road, Leeds, LS15
£75 Asking price
High Mill
Prices from £75 to £785,000
Shaw Mills, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, HG3
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Description
Welcome to High Mill, where heritage meets modern living!
Welcome to High Mill, a thoughtfully designed residential development blending heritage and contemporary style.
Set on the grounds of a former textile mill, this project has lovingly restored the mill to its former glory providing six luxury 2,3 and 4 bedroom homes, with two newly built homes situated in its grounds. With thoughtfully designed layouts and contemporary architecture and high-spec finishes, these homes are one of a kind. With open-plan layouts, private gardens, and sustainable materials, these homes are perfect for families, professionals, and downsizers alike wanting to be a part of a community offering a mix of character-filled conversions and eco friendly newly built homes.
At the heart of the development lies the lovingly restored mill building, retaining its original stone façade, soaring ceilings, and deep windows. These one-of-a-kind homes celebrate the building’s industrial heritage while offering stylish, energy-efficient interiors tailored for modern living. Set within landscaped grounds with riverside walks, green spaces, and community gardens, High Mill offers a peaceful retreat just with local schools, cafes, shops, and transport links all within easy reach, making it ideal for those seeking both charm and convenience.
We are delighted to offer the following plots to the market, incorporating a range of sizes and budgets to suit all;
Plot 1 - £825,000 - 4 Bedrooms
Plot 3 - £595,000 - 4 Bedrooms
Plot 4 - £575,000 - 4 Bedrooms
Plot 5 - £390,000 - 2 Bedrooms
Plot 6- £725,000 - 4 Bedrooms
Plot 7- £500,000 - 2 Bedrooms
Plot 8 - £525,000 - 2 Bedrooms
The hamlet of Shaw Mills is believed to have been named after a Robert Shaw who built a corn mill by Thornton Beck in the 16th century. The stream provided the source of power for Low Mill and High Mill. Over the years the mills produced corn, flax and then silk. Silk spinning commenced in the late 19th
century. After falling trade, the mills closed shortly after the end of the First World War but continued to be used for the manufacture of various products. High Mill latterly housed a leather and suede tannery.
We strongly advise calling to arrange a viewing as we do not forsee these homes being available for long!
Set on the grounds of a former textile mill, this project has lovingly restored the mill to its former glory providing six luxury 2,3 and 4 bedroom homes, with two newly built homes situated in its grounds. With thoughtfully designed layouts and contemporary architecture and high-spec finishes, these homes are one of a kind. With open-plan layouts, private gardens, and sustainable materials, these homes are perfect for families, professionals, and downsizers alike wanting to be a part of a community offering a mix of character-filled conversions and eco friendly newly built homes.
At the heart of the development lies the lovingly restored mill building, retaining its original stone façade, soaring ceilings, and deep windows. These one-of-a-kind homes celebrate the building’s industrial heritage while offering stylish, energy-efficient interiors tailored for modern living. Set within landscaped grounds with riverside walks, green spaces, and community gardens, High Mill offers a peaceful retreat just with local schools, cafes, shops, and transport links all within easy reach, making it ideal for those seeking both charm and convenience.
We are delighted to offer the following plots to the market, incorporating a range of sizes and budgets to suit all;
Plot 1 - £825,000 - 4 Bedrooms
Plot 3 - £595,000 - 4 Bedrooms
Plot 4 - £575,000 - 4 Bedrooms
Plot 5 - £390,000 - 2 Bedrooms
Plot 6- £725,000 - 4 Bedrooms
Plot 7- £500,000 - 2 Bedrooms
Plot 8 - £525,000 - 2 Bedrooms
The hamlet of Shaw Mills is believed to have been named after a Robert Shaw who built a corn mill by Thornton Beck in the 16th century. The stream provided the source of power for Low Mill and High Mill. Over the years the mills produced corn, flax and then silk. Silk spinning commenced in the late 19th
century. After falling trade, the mills closed shortly after the end of the First World War but continued to be used for the manufacture of various products. High Mill latterly housed a leather and suede tannery.
We strongly advise calling to arrange a viewing as we do not forsee these homes being available for long!
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