ARLEY HALL AND GARDENS
The Grade II* listed Hall is an important example of the Victorian Jacobean style and is set in Grade II listed gardens that have been created by generations of the same family.
Access
Directions: 5m. from Knutsford, 5m. north-west of Northwich, 5m. M6 Junction 19 & 20, 5m. M56 Junction 9 & 10. For details of opening times please refer to the website link shown.
The owner's binding undertakings
To maintain, repair, and preserve Arley Hall and the other buildings, having regard to their historic and architectural interest and in particular, where appropriate: a) to eradicate any dry rot, wet rot or major beetle infestation; b) to repair roofs and rainwater goods in permanent and suitable materials; c) to repair stonework and brickwork, so far as repairs are necessary to protect the fabric of the buildings; d) to repair and repaint or treat external woodwork; e) to effect repairs necessary to maintain the historic interiors. To maintain the present character of the gardens, parkland and avenues by appropriate planting and replanting, having particular regard to the preservation of the following garden features in substantially their present form and condition: The double herbaceous borders, the avenue of cylindrically clipped Quercus Ilex (Holm Oak), the avenue of pleached …