Constructed in the 14th century, Bramall Hall is an exemplary Tudor manor house with 70 acres of lush and carefully manicured gardens extending around it. Described by Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council as “the most prestigious and historically significant building in the Conservation Area”, Bramall Hall and its grounds are open to public today, with the Hall itself being a museum. It stands testament to life in an era now past, and as such, holds great historical significance. The community also uses the Hall for various events and meetings, and is a licensed area for wedding and civil partnership ceremonies. So take an afternoon to stroll through the quiet English beauty that this house and its grounds embody, and bear witness to an era long gone, but carefully preserved.