What is left of the Marma Villa, Church Lane, Mirfield
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What is left of the Marma Villa, Church Lane, Mirfield
Image: © Humphrey Bolton Taken: 30 May 2006
This was an Edwardian mansion, with two lodges that still exist and have been modernised. It eventually became a country club, renamed as The Marmaville, and then a pub / restaurant. Over the years it had some ugly extensions and looked to be quite a mess. Then it was bought for redevelopment and during a long planning wrangle everything was demolished apart from the front façade, which is now waiting patiently for a block of flats to be stitched onto it.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.676034
Longitude
-1.677525