Kirklees hall, a 16th century Grade I listed Jacobean estate nestled near Clifton in Huddersfield, was lovingly restored to its former grandeur. The once dilapidated hall was sympathetically converted into a collection of exclusive houses and apartments, each retaining original architectural splendour - from stone mulioned windows and exposed oak beams to ornate fireplaces and grand entrance halls. Nestled within 18 acres of communal grounds - including a walled garden, woodland groves and meadow - the redevelopment offers a selection of elegant residences that blend period character with contemporary comfort.