A 440-year-old Grade I-listed Elizabethan mansion, Barlborough Hall, is heading to auction with a guide price of £550,000–£600,000. Dating to 1583, the historic property near Chesterfield boasts nearly 16,000 sq ft of accommodation and 14 acres of grounds. The mansion was linked to Sir Francis Rodes and architect Robert Smythson.
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A 440-year-old Elizabethan mansion with 14 acres goes up for auction at £550,000–£600,000
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