Woolley Hall, New Road, Woolley, Wakefield, West Yorkshire WF4 2JR

A freehold interest is available for a Grade II*-listed Jacobean country house, originally constructed in 1635, set within approximately 18.7 acres (7.58 hectares) of mature parkland and gardens. The principal hall extends to approximately 32,475 sq ft (3,017 sq m), accompanied by a range of former stable buildings providing an additional 14,854 sq ft (1,380 sq m) of accommodation. The grounds feature landscaped gardens, a walled garden, a private tennis court, and two entrance gate lodges. Previously utilized as a residential college, conference, and wedding venue, the property presents significant potential for sympathetic residential, commercial, or mixed-use redevelopment, subject to necessary planning and listed building consents. Located on the edge of a village approximately six miles south of Wakefield, the property offers excellent connectivity with Junction 38 of the M1 motorway less than five minutes' drive away, accessed via a private tree-lined driveway.