Having been in Sarah’s family for some 100 years, it has an interesting history and includes some unusual features, such as the solid oak lintels that can be seen above the entrance doorway and over some of the windows. The Grange stands in its own private gardens. The gardens were re-designed in 2002 by Chelsea Flower show winner, Peter Garnett-Orme, and offer a tranquil setting with private, secure parking behind electric gates. All bedrooms are En-suite with power shower, tea/coffee making facilities, iron, hair dryer & safe, flat screen TV with Freeview, free internet access/WIFI, private parking. Guests have use of The Lounge offering large screen TV with some satellite channels, DVD and free film library. Use of dining room and the garden. Full English breakfast served in The Dining Room (or on the terrace in summer if desired).

About Wakefield District. The district boasts several nationally recognised cultural and leisure facilities including the National Coal Mining Museum for England and the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, and is birthplace to two giants of modern sculpture; Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore. An award winning gallery opened in 2011 on the city's Waterfront, the Hepworth, to house original works by Barbara Hepworth as well as significant works by other artists.