Wakefield Council mansion set to become hotel and spa

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 13 Oct, 12:02 · Archive

A vacant mansion sold by Wakefield Council this year will become a hotel, spa and wedding venue.

Wakefield Council sold a historic mansion earlier this year for £1.51m. The vacant property is now set to be developed into a hotel, spa and wedding venue, according to the council's deputy leader.

The sale marks a new chapter for the former council-owned building, which will now operate as a commercial hospitality venue rather than remaining under local authority ownership.

How it is being reported

• £1.51m sale of historic mansion paves way for hotel, spa and wedding venueHistoric hall sold by council to become hotel and wedding venueYorkshire Evening Post · 13 Oct, 04:30
• Former council-owned mansion set to become 'hotel, spa and wedding venue'A vacant mansion which was sold by Wakefield Council earlier this year is set set become a hotel, spa and wedding venue, the authority’s deputy leader has said.Yorkshire Post · 12 Oct, 14:09

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