Capesthorne Hall
With a National Art Pass you get
Capesthorne Hall is an historic, turreted, red brick building looking out over 100 acres of beautiful Cheshire parkland, gardens, lakes and woods.
This Jacobean-style building in Macclesfield, 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. Whether you're an art aficionado, a history buff, or simply seeking a scenic escape, the hall and its grounds have something for everyone
Explore grand interiors
The grand Entrance Hall with its magnificent stained glass windows contains historical paintings, marble sculptures, and English, French and Dutch antique furniture, continue to The Queen Anne Room, Drawing Room and bedrooms and you will find more fine paintings, sculptures, and tapestries.
Curated collection
The Bromley-Davenport family have meticulously curated the collection over the centuries. Keep an eye out for exquisite pieces of furniture, ranging from English classics to captivating examples from Far Eastern design traditions. The Sculpture Gallery is a showcase for Roman marbles and portraits.
Wander impressive grounds
While the grand interiors are a sight to behold, Capesthorne Hall's charm extends to its expansive grounds. Explore the beautifully landscaped gardens, where manicured lawns meet serene woodlands. Take a leisurely stroll through the rhododendron woods, or lose yourself in the tranquil arboretum. A glistening lake adds a touch of grandeur to the scenery, leading to relics of past times of the estate, such as the remains of the Ice House, the Old Boat House and the curious Swallow Hole.
Visitor information
Address
Siddington, Macclesfield, Cheshire, SK11 9JY
01625 861221
Opening times
April - end of October. Sun, Mon and Bank Holidays,1.30pm – 4pm (last entry 3.30pm)
