Stunning 17th-century Grade II-listed farmhouse dating back to 1641 goes up for rent
It’s steeped in history
Hessle Hall, a significant farmhouse in Wakefield with a history stretching back to 1641, is currently available for rent.
The property, which boasts Grade II-listed status, is being managed by The Nostell Estate.
Originally part of the Nostell Priory estate, Hessle Hall has seen its ownership change hands among gentry families over the last three centuries.
Constructed from coursed squared sandstone with distinctive quoins and topped with a stone slate roof, the farmhouse provides unique accommodation within a picturesque rural landscape.
Historic England officially designated the property as Grade II-listed in 1968, acknowledging its historical importance.
The meticulously refurbished 17th-century home features four bedrooms, a spacious kitchen diner, and two substantial ground-floor rooms, one equipped with a log burner and the other with an open fire.
The property's extensive gardens include a fruit orchard with plum, pear, and apple trees. Ample parking is also available, with space for up to three vehicles.
Interested parties can find more information about renting Hessle Hall by contacting Gayle Summers at [email protected].