Conveniently situated in the charming town of Mytholmroyd in Bronte country, Ted's House is a deceptively spacious and welcoming end of terrace house, the childhood home of the former Poet Laureate, Ted Hughes. Hughes lived here until the age of seven with his older brother and sister. Before his death in 1998 he said "My first seven years shaped everything". Camping excursions with his elder brother in the rolling moors and countryside is said to have significantly influenced his poetry, making this the ideal holiday home for budding writers or Hughes' fans to draw inspiration from the area.

Beautifully designed and furnished by an interior designer, the house has been fully renovated to incorporate a beautiful bathroom and a further en-suite shower room, making it perfect for couples sharing. The owner has thoughtfully provided a desk in Ted's former second floor bedroom - the perfect spot to return to after exploring the area.

Ground Floor Accommodation

The property is heated with gas central heating and comprises:

Lounge: With living flame gas fire and dining table, TV, DVD, radio and CD

Kitchen: With electric oven and gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwashing machine

Small Cellar (suitable for the storage of bikes, boots etc.)

First Floor Accommodation

Cloakroom: With toilet and hand basin

House Bathroom: With Victorian style freestanding bath with hand held shower attachment, toilet and basin

Master Bedroom: With double bed, ensuite with shower cubicle and hand basin

Second Floor Accommodation

Steps up to:

Bedroom 2: With twin beds