Heath Hall was restyled by renowned 18th century architect John Carr and is now arranged to offer flexibility of use in an enviable setting and extends to some 15,000 square feet.
With earlier origins, the mansion dates from 1709 and Carr incorporated the original house into his rebuilding and in the 19th century, it was remodelled by Anthony Salvin, who was noted for restoring castles and country houses.
After military and local authority use during the 20th century, the property returned to private occupation following renovation by acclaimed Yorkshire architect Francis Johnson.
Tim Waring, Prime Residential Agent, GSC Grays, said: “This historic neoclassical English country mansion has a fascinating history and stands in wonderful formal grounds.
"It is the centrepiece of the picturesque conservation village of Heath offering a great position with excellent connectivity to transport links.
"After 20 years of ownership, the current owners have decided there should be new custodians of Heath Hall.”
The mansion features a grand reception hall, a drawing room - known as the ballroom - extending the full depth of the building with superb ornate plasterwork, as well as a library, dining room, study, and breakfast kitchen.
The first floor features five bedrooms and two guest suites while the second floor has independent lift access and comprises three self-contained apartments, ideal for
income generation purposes or perhaps multigenerational living.
There is also a substantial lower ground floor suite of offices with independent access and extensive vaulted cellars.
The exquisite parterre, formal gardens and grasslands offer views over parkland and open countryside and stand in around 4.5 acres.
There is also an Orangery and garaging for four vehicles with an electric gated entrance, and outbuildings.
Heath Hall is on the market through the GSC Grays Boroughbridge office with a guide price of offers over £3,000,000. Tel: 01423 740121.
1. Heath Hall
After military and local authority use during the 20th century, the property returned to private occupation following renovation by acclaimed Yorkshire architect Francis Johnson. Photo: GSC Grays
2. Heath Hall
The exquisite parterre, formal gardens and grasslands offer views over parkland and open countryside and stand in around 4.5 acres. Photo: GSC Grays
3. Heath Hall
The mansion features a grand reception hall, a drawing room - known as the ballroom - extending the full depth of the building with superb ornate plasterwork, as well as a library, dining room, study, and breakfast kitchen. Photo: GSC Grays
4. Heath Hall
The first floor features five bedrooms and two guest suites while the second floor has independent lift access and comprises three self-contained apartments, ideal for income generation purposes or perhaps multigenerational living. Photo: GSC Grays