Cheshire's Non-Designated Parks and Gardens

OTHER LOCALLY SIGNIFICANT PARKS AND GARDENS IN CHESHIRE

Trust volunteers have focused on the research and recording of non designated parks and gardens of which there are over 400 in Cheshire. Some of these sites have the potential to be of national significance but many will be local heritage assets. Completed reports are submitted to owners, the relevant local authority, Cheshire Archives and Local Studies who make the information available in local libraries, and Cheshire Historic Environment Record (CHER). Reports are also available from the Trust on request. Please contact us if you have queries regarding a potentially historic park and garden.

Note: Reports have been completed for those sites in capital letters. * indicates a Short Draft report.

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Parks and Gardens in STOCKPORT

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Abney Hall (Abney Hall Park)

Grade: House II*

Location: Manchester Road, Cheadle, Stockport SK8 2PD

Alexandra Park (Edgeley House)

Location: Edgeley Road Edgeley Stockport SK1 3XE

Park Friends Group

Arden

Bank Hall and Bank Cottage

Belmont, Stockport

Brabins Hall (Brabyns Park)

Location: Compstall Road, Marple Bridge, Stockport, SK6 5DT

Bramhall Hall

Grade: House Grade I

Location: Bramhall Park Road, Bramhall, Stockport SK7 3NX

Bredbury Hall

Bredbury Recreation Ground

Location: Stockport Road, East Bredbury, Stockport SK6 2AA

Brookfield

Bruntwood Park

Bruntwood Hall's history is rich and diverse. Built in 1861 as the home of Stuff Merchant, John Douglas, it was named Bruntwood after his wife's Scottish roots. Bruntwood Hall became the Cheadle and Gatley UDC Town Hall from the outbreak of war in 1944. The council then moved to Abney Hall, in 1959. The Hall was also a great equestrian stud, as well as home to a film company.
The park has long been open to the public and has many paths and open areas as well as beautiful mature trees. In all there are 120 acres of mature parkland. It includes a children's play area and a bike/BMX park. The Hall is now a hotel and the original Victorian conservatory had been converted to a restaurant.

Location: Bruntwood Lane, Cheadle, Stockport SK8 1HX

Park Friends Group