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Church Street, Wakefield WF4 4 bed detached house for sale
Church Street, Wakefield WF4
£175,000
Church Street, Wakefield WF4
£175,000
Our Summary
- For sale by Modern Method of Auction; Starting Bid Price £175,000 plus reservation fee
- This property is for sale by West Yorkshire Property Auction powered by iamsold ltd
- This Grade I listed building is ripe for restoration, constructed with an oak frame, some parts cased in York stone with some later brick elements under a stone flagged roof
- Basement - A draft plan for conversion of the basement is included in the document "Horbury Hall built 1474: Protection, Planning, Conservation, Architecture & History, Resources”
- Since the sale is taking place before the restoration has been completed, we have prepared a document - Horbury Hall 1474: Protection, Planning, Architecture & History, Resources - for potential buyers which contains the essential information on statutory protection, any planning restrictions, copies of correspondence with the Historic England Architect and Wakefield MDC Conservation Officer, details of what has been provisionally agreed with them and details of local specialists with appropriate expertise to restore a medieval timber-framed building
- Auctioneer's Comments - This property is for sale by Modern Method of Auction allowing the buyer and seller to complete within a 56 Day Reservation Period
- For Sale by Auction - T & C's apply
- For Sale by Auction - T & C's apply
- The Modern Method Of Auction
Description
This historic Grade I listed building, dating back to 1474, is a rare opportunity to own a piece of medieval history. Located in the heart of Horbury, the property sits on a 1/10th acre plot with a south-facing garden and potential for off-street parking. The building, with an oak frame and stone flagged roof, features exposed medieval timber framing, leaded lights, and a beautiful spere truss. While it requires restoration, the property has a lot of character and potential. The interior features a range of rooms, including a medieval Great Hall with a stunning oak roof, and a draft plan for converting the basement is available. However, potential buyers should be aware that the building is considered dangerous and requires extreme care when viewing.