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Hollins Road, Todmorden OL14
Land
Key information
Features and description
- Development Opportunity
- Lapsed Planning for 11 New Units
- Canalside Setting, Valley Views
- Former Cotton Mill From 1860's
- Semi Derelict Stone Mill Building
- Primary Housing Area
- Plans Include Private Parking
- Popular Location
Woodbottom Mill, offers exciting development potential and enjoys a delightful setting, fronting the canal in Walsden, with wonderful valley views. Plans were passed in 2008 and renewed in 2011 but have now lapsed. Lapsed planning was for re-development of the site (approx 1582 square meters) to construct x11 new, 2 bedroom units, with parking. Any development here would have a wide appeal, due to the scenic setting and convenience for both Walsden village and Todmorden town centre. The stone and slate from the mill building could be utilised to ensure any future development is inkeeping. Please contact the office to arrange a site inspection.
History
Woodbottom Mill was built in the grounds of Woodbottom Farm circa 1860. The weaving shed was later sold and expanded from the 1880's. Crossley & Sons moved their shuttle manufacturing business to the mill in 1928 and were there until 2006, when the business stopped trading.The stone mill building has declined over recent years. Industry in the valley has changed and Todmorden has become more of a favoured residential town as opposed to a worrking mill town. The site is ripe for redevelopment, using the stone and slates from the former mill building.
Location
A triangular site, located within a Primary Housing Area, incorporating a near derelict former textile mill and warehouse with parking. The site is located off Hollins Road in Walsden, with the Rochdale canal to the West. Todmorden town centre and station are within approximately 1.25 miles.
Lapsed Planning
A planning application was granted in 2008 and later renewed in 2011 - 11/01011/REN. Plans were passed for re-development of former warehouse to 11 new 2 bed dwellings.
Calderdale Council
The local authority is Calderdale and planning documents and history can be obtained from their planning portal, via this link:
Tenure: Freehold
History
Woodbottom Mill was built in the grounds of Woodbottom Farm circa 1860. The weaving shed was later sold and expanded from the 1880's. Crossley & Sons moved their shuttle manufacturing business to the mill in 1928 and were there until 2006, when the business stopped trading.The stone mill building has declined over recent years. Industry in the valley has changed and Todmorden has become more of a favoured residential town as opposed to a worrking mill town. The site is ripe for redevelopment, using the stone and slates from the former mill building.
Location
A triangular site, located within a Primary Housing Area, incorporating a near derelict former textile mill and warehouse with parking. The site is located off Hollins Road in Walsden, with the Rochdale canal to the West. Todmorden town centre and station are within approximately 1.25 miles.
Lapsed Planning
A planning application was granted in 2008 and later renewed in 2011 - 11/01011/REN. Plans were passed for re-development of former warehouse to 11 new 2 bed dwellings.
Calderdale Council
The local authority is Calderdale and planning documents and history can be obtained from their planning portal, via this link:
Tenure: Freehold
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Claire Sheehan Estate Agents - Hebden Bridge
Suite 3, Hawkstone House, Valley Road
Hebden Bridge
HX7 7BL
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