Heath Hall is a stunning Grade 1 listed English country mansion, restyled by renowned 18th century architect John Carr, located in a picturesque conservation village in West Yorkshire. The property boasts grand proportions, extending to approximately 15,000 sq ft, and has been arranged to offer flexible use. The mansion has a fascinating history, with the original house dating back to the late 1600s, and has undergone several transformations, including extensions by Anthony Salvin and renovation by acclaimed Yorkshire architect Francis Johnson. The property is situated in a beautiful setting, surrounded by formal grounds, and is within a few minutes' drive of Wakefield city center, with its range of amenities, including a popular public house and church. The property's impressive living accommodation, extending to 7,000 sq ft, features four main reception rooms, five bedrooms, and two guest suites, while the second floor has three self-contained apartments, ideal for income generation or multigenerational living. The lower ground floor has been used as a suite of high-specification offices, and there are extensive vaulted cellars in addition. The property's stunning grounds, extending to 4.5 acres, feature established lawns, a formal garden, and an orangery, creating an enviable setting.