A historic Wakefield country house which has previously been earmarked for restoration is to go under the hammer with a £1.3m guide price.
Woolley Hall, a Grade II-listed Jacobean mansion dating back to 1635, is being sold by Wakefield Council at an online auction on August 24-25.
The 18-acre site near Woolley includes the 33,000 sq ft main house, former stables, walled garden, tennis court and two gate lodges.
The property was previously put up for sale last year, but the deal fell through in September.
Potential future uses include a hotel, wedding and events venue, spa, residential conversion or mixed-use development, subject to planning and listed building consent.
For more details on Wooley Hall, along with bidding information and other lots in the upcoming auction, visit www.btgeddisonspropertyauctions.com.
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7. £13million
Woolley Hall, Wakefield, will be auctioned by BTG Eddisons Property Auctions with a £1.3m guide price Photo: BTG Eddisons Property Auctions
8. Landmark
Woolley Hall has been used as a conference and wedding venue. It had previously been a residential college and, before that, was the home of the Wentworth family. Photo: BTG Eddisons Property Auctions