An 18th and 19th century house set in parkland.

Tatton Park is one of the UK’s most complete historic estates. The Mansion, Gardens, Farm, Old Hall, 1,000 acre deer park and speciality shops offer something for everyone along with over 100 events annually.

Plas Teg is one of the most important Jacobean houses in Wales. Her majestic walls have stood proud against years of neglect, and the recent restoration has enabled us a fascinating chance to truly step back in time.

Lovely ornamental gardens dominated by the neo-gothic castle with extensive lakeside and woodland walks.

Step back in time and experience the 1950s. In this time capsule of post-war years, you will glimpse the life of an extraordinary couple. Renowned photographer E. Chambré Hardman and his gifted wife Margaret lived and worked together in this remarkable Georgian...

Dorfold Hall is a fine Jacobean manor house set on an ancient site in the wooded countryside of south Cheshire. The present red-brick house with stone dressings was built in 1616 by Ralph Wilbraham, a member of a leading Cheshire family

For a truly memorable holiday, experience the country life in the grand style. This Grade I Listed mansion since 1742 has been home to some of the most powerful and distinguished families in Llangollen - now it is available for you. This magnificent building set in...

The Combermere Abbey Estate, sits on the borders of Shropshire and Cheshire between the market towns of Nantwich and Whitchurch. Its important contribution to the history of Cheshire and the North West since 1133 has been well documented and it remains an...

Arley is a place of enormous character, charm and interest. Visitors are frequently struck by the warm and intimate atmosphere and the feeling that Arley is a much-cherished family home.

Generations of the Molyneux family, the Earls of Sefton, lived at croxteth Hall from the sixteenth century to the death of the last earl in 1972. society figures and royalty frequently came to stay at Croxteth Hall for country house parties, particularly in the...