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Grand Designs host Kevin McCloud has paid a visit to one of Doncaster’s very own impressive buildings.

The 63-year-old presenter was at Doncaster’s historic Rossington Hall and has recently been filming in the area for a new episode of the show – although TV bosses are remaning tight-lipped about the programme.

Rossington Hall, which narrowly escaped damage in Tuesday’s Doncaster wildfires, shared a picture of the TV presenter outside the picturesque country mansion, writing: “We had the pleasure of hosting Channel 4 TV presenter Kevin McCloud at our very own #GrandDesign.”

Mexborough based property firm Terry Huggett Developments earlier this month revealed they had been working with the host on a TV project.

Grand Designs host Kevin McCloud at Doncaster's Rossington Hall. (Photo: Rossington Hall).

A spokesman said: “It’s been on the hush but recently we’ve been filming with Grand Designs for the house of the year award for a project we finished last year. The show will air later this year.”

First broadcast in 1999, the show features unusual and often elaborate homebuilding projects.

Grand Designs host Kevin McCloud at Doncaster's Rossington Hall during TV filming