Join us on a brief yet fascinating journey in to the history of Rode Hall, one of Cheshire’s most exquisite country houses. Discover more about its rich heritage and how the Baker Wilbraham family who have owned it for approaching three hundred and fifty years have contended with the challenges of social change and architectural trends through to its ongoing conservation and restoration today. 

Enjoy a whistle-stop tour of the highs and lows of the house and how one family have ensured its safe upkeep and place in the community over the years.  Today, it is enjoyed by families from far and wide who come to enjoy the house and splendid gardens, fantastic events including the monthly farmers market and a welcome treat in the delightful tearooms.

Visiting Rode Hall

Snowdrop Walks Sat 28th Jan - Sun 11 Mar 2012

Open daily (except Mondays) 12 noon - 4pm

Entrance

Adults £4, Senior Citizens £3, Children aged 5-15 yrs £1

RHS/HHA Members Free.

Group Visits welcome by appointment.

Wheelchairs:

Wheelchair users are most welcome but will find that not all areas of the grounds are possible to negotiate. We can recommend a route on your arrival, bearing in mind that some of the paths are gravel or woodchip. Our conveniences and tearooms can be accessed easily. 

Well behaved dogs on leads are most welcome.

Farmers' Markets 2012

First Saturday of month (except Jan) 9.30-1.30pm.                              

Our next one takes place on Sat 4th February 2012.  

Visit our sister website for recipe ideas and news of what's on next month at our hugely successful and popular farmers' market on www.rodehallfarmersmarket.co.uk