Capesthorne Hall
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Capesthorne Hall is an imposing turreted red brick building looking out over 100 acres of beautiful Cheshire parkland, gardens, lakes and woods.
This Jacobean-style building, which was actually constructed in the early 18th century, is the private home of the Bromley Davenport family, who have lived on the land since Domesday times.
The grand Entrance Hall with its magnificent stained glass windows contains historical paintings, sculptures, and English, French and Dutch antique furniture, and there are more treasures on display in the The Queen Anne Room, Drawing Room and bedrooms.
The Sculpture Gallery is a showcase for Roman marbles and portraits.
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