Hodroyd Hall is a magnificent Grade II listed Elizabethan country house with a rich history dating back to 1144. The property offers over 12,000 sq. ft of stylish living accommodation, blending period grandeur with modern fittings. The house features two separate dwellings that can be used as one grand residence, with the option to create separate accommodation in the Great Hall subject to planning permission. The property boasts impressive reception rooms, including a triple-aspect library, elegant dining room, and drawing room with a coffered ceiling. There are also two ground-floor kitchens, a morning room, and a generous lower ground cellar. The first floor has six comfortable bedrooms, including the principal bedroom with a dressing room, and three en-suite bathrooms. The property sits in a rural position in the hamlet of Felkirk, near the village of South Hiendley, with easy access to nearby towns and cities, including Barnsley, Sheffield, and Leeds. The property also comes with a range of outbuildings, including two double garages, stores, and a central courtyard, as well as beautiful gardens and grounds with lawns, terraces, and an ornamental pond.