Calverley Old Hall, which is nested in between Leeds and Bradford, has undergone an “immensely complex” repair and renovation in recent years.
The building has now been turned into a holiday-let by its owners, The Landmark Trust, and is also open to visits from the public.
It’s been a long journey for the trust, who purchased the building in 1981 following a devastating fire.
Take a look around the building its incredible transformation in the gallery below.
7. The Great Hall
The building has been fully transformed into self-catering holiday accommodation, alongside a community room and one-bedroomed flat. | National World
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8. Wall paintings
During works, a remarkable chamber of wall paintings were discovered, now dated to c.1560 and painstakingly conserved. | Historic England
10. Calverley Old Hall
Dr Anna Keay OBE, director of the Landmark Trust, said: “We are delighted to see Calverley Old Hall removed from the Heritage at Risk Register after almost a decade. | National World
11. The Parlour Block
"Its inclusion on the Register played an important part in our fundraising campaign, which in turn enabled the Landmark Trust to transform this wonderful medieval building and give it a whole new lease of life.” | National World
12. Calverley Old Hall
The site has a dark past. The former manorial seat of the Calverley family, the house comprises a great hall and chapel dating from c.1490 and private living quarters built around 1300. | National World