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.
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13. Calverley Old Hall
It was at the house in April 1605 that William Calverley murdered two of his young sons, a crime for which he was pressed to death in York. The building was divided into cottages after the Calverley family moved to Esholt Hall in 1700. | Historic England
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