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Opening Times
Opening times vary throughout year – please refer to website
Little Moreton Hall Information
Britain’s most famous and arguably finest timber-framed manor house. The drunkenly reeling South Range, topped by the spectacular Long Gallery, opens onto a cobbled courtyard and the main body of the Hall. The delights of the wall paintings, tales of the Moreton family and life in Tudor England revealed by the free guided tours.
Of special interest is the reconstructed knot garden, as featured on David Dimbleby’s ‘How we built Britain’, reflecting the intricate designs found around the house. Herbs and vegetables of the period are grown here and used, where possible, in the restaurant.
Exploring further afield
Within easy travelling distance are Rode Hall Gardens, Biddulph Grange Gardens, Lyme Park, Dunham Massey and Quarry Bank Mill.
Admission
Free for National Trust members.
Gift Aid Admission: Adult £6.75, child £3.30, family £16.80. Groups £5.80.
Special openings (inc. NT members): £11.80.
Reduced adult admission rate & children free in Dec.
Car Parks: Parking, 100yds, car park open from 11.00am.
Contact
Little Moreton Hall
Newcastle Road
Congleton
Cheshire
CW12 4SD
Tel: 01260 272018
Facilities
• Magnificent moated manor house – the iconic black and white house
• Award winning restaurant
• Shop
• Open-air theatre and regular events
Access
• Designated parking in main car park. Drop-off point
• Accessible WC adjacent to Hall
• Partly accessible, some steps, some cobbles.
• Map of accessible route. Virtual Tour.
• Shop: Level entrance
• Refreshments: Level entrance
• Braille and large-print guide
• Induction loop in ticket office, shop and for guided tour
Please contact the Hall to ensure in order that we can meet your requirements.
