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At Adlington Hall & Garden's sprawling 700-year old country estate in rural Cheshire, it’s not just the furniture that’s original. At its heart, you’ll find two grand old oak trees that date back to when Adlington Hall & Gardens was a humble forest lodge – making this a real crowd-pleaser for green-fingered history buffs.

In Spring, visitors are greeted with a lush carpet of bluebells, while the summer months simmer with the heady scent of the rose-festooned garden complete with elegant pillars of rambling roses. At Adlington Hall and Gardens there’s something to please all ages, from the 17th century Lime Avenue and the intricate shell adorned cottage to the Yew Maze, complete with a unicorn at its centre. 

Once you’ve explored the beautiful grounds, make a beeline for the oak-panelled tea rooms, where you can tour this striking house before filling up on homemade scones. 

Adlington Hall & Gardens

April - August
Sundays
2PM - 5PM

Private group visits may be pre-booked.

Adlington Hall’s gardens are an oasis of tranquillity. It’s thought that Charles Legh first landscaped the gardens in the 18th century, in the style of Capability Brown

Let head gardener, Anthony O'Grady, take you on a walk around the wonderful, nature filled gardens of Adlington Hall.

Adlington Hall Tour

Garden Day Ticket

May 15 - Aug 28 Su 14:00-17:00; Feb 20, Apr 17, May 01, Oct 16 14:00-17:00; Jul 24 off

Single-Day Ticket - valid for entry to the **gardens only** on the date selected below.

Our regular opening will be complemented by the following seasonal garden open days:

Snowdrops - Sunday 20th February
Spring Bulbs - Sunday 17th April
Bluebells - Sunday 1st May
Autumn Colours - Sunday 16th October

The following visitors do not need to book a ticket:
- Historic Houses (HHA) members

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