Causey Hall, Halifax

Causey Hall, a Grade II listed building on the statutory list of buildings of architectural or historic merit, is situated adjacent to the medieval Grade I listed Halifax Minster and lies within Halifax Town Centre Conservation Area. Heritage Works was granted a long lease by the Parochial Church Council in 2007, in order to undertake a refurbishment of the Hall.

An initial phase of emergency works, funded by Single Regeneration Budget and an Architectural Heritage Fund loan, was completed in February 2008. A second phase of works included the refurbishment of the lower ground floor and the former toilet block to create 2870 sq ft of high quality lettable office space. Phase Two was part funded by Townscape Heritage Initiative and further loan funding and was completed in April 2010.

Causey Hall is now available for rent or sale. Download the brochure [PDF 629Kb].

Causey Hall, Halifax Phase 2: Partial Refurbishment

Exteriors

Before	After
Re-building of boundary wall and refurbishment of original railings
External railings re-instated and former toilet block refurbished as self-containted office unit.
New accessible external walkways fitted.
Steps refurbished and railings renovated and painted.

Interiors

Before	After
Newly created entrance foyer
Unit 3: new office with windows overlooking Halifax Minster
Unit 2: newly refurbished office space creaated, retaining original features.
Unit 1: disused space brought back into use as office accommodation.
New welfare core with oak doors