Chorlton Hall, English country house in Chorlton, Great Britain.
Chorlton Hall is a brick country house with a slate roof located in the Cheshire West and Chester region. The building displays traditional English country house architecture and forms a notable part of the local landscape.
The house was built in 1664 during a period of architectural development following the English Restoration. It comes from an era that valued traditional building techniques and design principles.
The Grade II listing of Chorlton Hall in 1952 reflects its position among buildings of special architectural interest in the British heritage system.
The house is located in a rural area and is best reached by vehicle, as public transportation options in this region are limited. Local information sources can advise about visiting possibilities and any restrictions on access or viewing.
Chorlton Hall maintains its connection to the Church of England Parish of Malpas St Oswald, within the Diocese of Chester's jurisdiction.
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