Church SquareHarrogate, HG1 4SP

Mansfield House is an historic Georgian residence dating from 1788, originally commissioned by Mrs Wilks as Harrogate’s first purpose-built theatre, replacing earlier performances held in a barn behind the Granby Hotel. The theatre closed in 1830, after which the building was converted into a private home, beginning its long residential history. The property enjoys a commanding position overlooking the protected 200-acre Harrogate Stray and lies within a comfortable walk of the town centre.

The house offers exceptionally generous accommodation arranged over several floors. Distinguished by fine period features including an elegant Georgian staircase with a tall arched landing window, ornate ceiling plasterwork and a number of handsome fireplaces. The ground floor is accessed via an entrance vestibule, leading to the principal reception rooms: drawing room, sitting room, dining room and snug or study. Main kitchen plus additional kitchenette, a bathroom and both a principal and secondary staircase complete this level.
The lower ground floor provides two cellar rooms, ideal for storage.

On the first floor is a large drawing room or potential principal bedroom, three further bedrooms, one ensuite plus a family bathroom and another kitchenette, whilst the second floor accommodates an additional bedroom with en suite facilities.

To the rear of the property is a delightful, enclosed courtyard garden, offering a peaceful and private setting with mature planting, climbing plants and a striking wisteria.

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