The station was on the Bradford, Wakefield and Leeds Railway.
[2] The station was situated just east of Earlsheaton tunnel[1] which led the railway beneath Sheep Hill.
It had two platforms accessed by means of separate footpaths, both of which ultimately led to Earlsheaton Common.
The station buildings have been demolished and the former trackbed is now a cycle path.
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