A wonderfully crooked Tudor manor house of black and white timber framing, surrounded by a moat. Its top floor, a long gallery added in the 1560s, leans and sags so much it looks ready to topple.
The leaded windows, wall paintings and knot garden are all worth seeing. Children enjoy the costumes and tours.
One of the best preserved textile mills of the Industrial Revolution, founded in 1784 by Samuel Greg.
A grand house with an Italianate front set in a huge deer park on the edge of the Peak District.
A Georgian house and deer park on the edge of Manchester, home of the Earls of Stamford, with a house that was a military hospital in the First World…
A limestone valley in the Peak District, with steep wooded sides and strange rock formations such as Lion's Head Rock and Ilam Rock along the River D…
Britain's first national park, between Manchester and Sheffield, with gritstone edges, moorland and limestone dales.
A rare Tudor black and white timber-framed manor house on the banks of the Mersey, built around a courtyard with two ancient yew trees.
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