Fancy a look inside this incredible historic mansion that was once a hospital in the heart of Chapel Allerton?
Silly question, of course you do.
The only thing is, you'll need a spare £1 million before you can call it your own...but it doesn't hurt to have a look, does it?
Take a look behind the grand front door of what is, by far, one of the finest properties the Leeds housing market has to offer at the moment.
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This is The Hall inside Mansion House.
Located in the heart of Chapel Allerton, this huge house formerly known as Gledhow Grove Mansion was built in the 1830s by mill owner John Hives.
For years it was a beautiful regency property up until the 20th century where it took on a completely new purpose as Chapel Allerton Hospital.
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Not only that but during WWII, the cellars which still remain today were used as bomb shelters.
But enough about the olden days, The Mansion now consists of three houses and three apartments and The Hall, that's on sale no, is the middle and most striking section.
Consisting of 3,756 sq ft, The Hall features four bedrooms and four bathrooms...one of which includes a sauna.
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The interior is nothing short of breathtaking, with the previous owners ensuring all the original features were restored and enhanced throughout.
We're talking all of the good stuff - beautiful arched windows, detailed ceilings, solid oak flooring and a staircase fit enough for the cast of Bridgerton to walk down.
The kitchen is kitted out with everything fit for a Michelin-starred chef with quartz worktops, a Rangemaster and bespoke built-in appliances.
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Estate agents describe the master suite as a true 'knock-out' with a view of Leeds City Centre that is 'beautiful at al hours'.
And it wouldn't be a £1 million home without a cinema room, so you'll of course find one on the lower ground floor alongside a double bedroom and en-suite shower room.
Doesn't sound half bad does it?
The Hall at Mansion House is currently on the market with North Residential for a whopping £1 million, and if you fancy taking a closer look, then you can contact the property company to arrange a viewing.
Or you could just take the cheaper route instead and have a nosey at the Rightmove link here.
We hope you're ready for your workout, because FaceGym has landed in Leeds.
You may be wondering...what on earth is Facegym? And to be fair, you've got a point.
FaceGym, as they themselves describe it, a 'non-invasive fitness studio concept for the face' using high-intensity facial massage, hand manipulation, and electrical muscle stimulation technology to tone, lift, and sculpt the face without surgery.
Sounds pretty fancy if you ask us, and it feels just as fancy from the moment you step through the door.
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Unsurprisingly, it's loved by celebrities worldwide who are looking to get snatched and ditch their gua sha.
Currently occupying five standalone stores in London, one in Cambridge as well as a pop-up in Space NK in Selfridges Manchester, FaceGym will be opening this Friday 18 September inside the coveted Victoria Gate, taking over a 1,772 square foot studio.
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The space really does look like a gym, ditching the standard beauty salon aesthetic for an American-style gym interior complete with the iconic red FaceGym balls all over the place.
A signature sculpt costs £110 for a 45 minute treatment, so it's definitely a treat if you're looking to have skin that can reflect the sun and cheekbones for days.
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Angelo Castello, chief executive at Facegym, said: “We’re incredibly excited to bring Facegym to Leeds and to open in the beautiful Victoria Gate. The city has a thriving beauty, wellness, and retail scene, making it the perfect location for our next studio.
“We’ve seen growing demand from customers across Yorkshire, and we can’t wait to introduce even more people to the benefits of facial fitness.”
You can find out more and book a treatment at FaceGym via their website here.
The Leeds Supper Club bringing people together over incredible food
Clementine Hall
What started as a simple idea around food has grown into something much bigger for Leeds Supper Club.
The idea was born from a love of food and the idea that eating together can be about much more than what’s on your plate.
Rather than simply going out to a restaurant, Leeds Supper Club puts connection at the heart of its events, bringing people together to share incredible food and enjoy an evening in good company.
We had the pleasure of attending their most recent event where we had the most wonderful evening with founders Lizzie, Phillip and the rest of the club.
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This instalment was a very special one, as it was in collaboration with Knotfield Vine over in Horsforth.
I mean, it really doesn't get more scenic than this - we really felt like we'd been whisked away to the South of France rather than a Leeds suburb. But we wouldn't want it either way.
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What makes it a cut above the rest is the details. Every little detail has been thought out, from the low-lit, sexy lighting, hand-made name plates, live music and four courses of wonderful seasonal goodness made fresh.
From enjoying a glass of wine within the vines alongside a couple of nibbles to tucking into a three course meal around a candle-lit table, there's really nowhere else like it.
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The tagliatelle pasta with beef and whipped feta was a real highlight, and knowing Lizzie and Philip receive help on the menu and the cooking from all their friends made it taste that much sweeter.
By the end of it we'd had some delicious food, fabulous wine and shared even better conversation. And it's safe to say we left feeling a part of the club.
Keep an eye on their Instagram page here for all upcoming events.
Clementine Hall -
12th November 2025 
