Heath House Mill

Historic mill. Modern business space. Golcar, Huddersfield.

44 Units
2 Available Now
108,000 Sq Ft
1861 Built
About

A Historic Setting for Modern Business

Heath House Mill has been a centre of commerce since 1861. Today, it's home to 39 thriving businesses across 44 units.

Built during the Industrial Revolution by TW Thorpe, this former cotton mill has been thoughtfully refurbished to provide modern commercial space while retaining its character. With 108,000 sq ft of flexible accommodation, the mill offers something for every business.

🚌 Own bus stop
🚗 4 car parks
🌊 Rural Location
âš¡ Modern utilities
Heath House Mill
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Space Available at Heath House Mill

Available

Unit 22

3,778 sq ft Top Floor

Premium top floor unit with lift access and 4m ceiling height. Commanding views over the Yorkshire countryside.

  • Lift access
  • 4m ceiling height
  • Panoramic Yorkshire countryside views
  • Excellent natural light
  • Flexible layout options
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Unit 16

1,380 sq ft Ground Floor

Ground floor unit with toilet facilities. Perfect for workshop or light industrial use.

  • Ground floor access
  • Toilet facilities included
  • Roller shutter door
  • 3-phase power available
  • Easy loading access
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Space Options

Unit Types at Heath House Mill

Office Space

200 — 2,000 sq ft

Professional suites for start-ups, consultants, and established businesses.

Workshops

500 — 3,000 sq ft

Light industrial units with power and access for makers and manufacturers.

Warehouse

1,000 — 10,000+ sq ft

Larger spaces for storage, distribution, and heavy industry.

Location

Perfectly Positioned

Between Huddersfield and Manchester with excellent transport links

Heath House Mill

Heath House Lane
Golcar
Huddersfield
HD7 4BW

Travel Times

  • Huddersfield town centre: 10 minutes
  • M62 (Junction 23): 5 minutes
  • Manchester: 35 minutes
  • Leeds: 30 minutes
  • Huddersfield Station: Direct trains to Manchester & Leeds
History

Over 160 Years of Industry

1851

The Community Forms

Families moved to Golcar from Elland and Huddersfield seeking work. The area began to grow as an industrial centre, with 21 houses registered in the vicinity.

1861

The Mill is Built

TW Thorpe built Heath House Mill during the Industrial Revolution. Powered by water from the natural springs of Bolster Moor, a mill pond was constructed at the end of Heath House Lane to store water for the steam-powered looms.

Peak

97 Employees

At its height, the mill employed 97 people, forming the heart of the local economy and community.

2007

Modern Transformation

The Lowry Group acquired Heath House Mill and undertook extensive refurbishment, transforming it into a thriving business hub with 44 commercial units.

2024

New Chapter with Apiary

Apiary Estates acquired Heath House Mill, continuing the legacy of this historic building as a centre for commerce and innovation in the Colne Valley.

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