Rake Hall, Grade II listed country house in Little Stanney, England
Rake Hall is a two-storey country house in Little Stanney built with brick, stone dressings, and slate roofs, featuring large casement windows throughout. The interior has been converted into a working pub with dining areas and guest accommodations.
The building was constructed in the 17th century as a residence for the Bunbury family. Over time it underwent several structural changes before becoming a pub.
The interior spaces incorporate local artworks, prints, and a decorative library, reflecting the heritage of Cheshire through carefully selected visual elements.
The venue opens during midday hours and stays open into the evening, with varying hours on different days of the week. The location is easily accessible from the village and provides parking for guests.
The house maintains a regular selection of local beers including Timothy Taylor Landlord and Weetwood Cheshire Cat, with additional varieties that rotate seasonally. This selection allows visitors to explore regional brewing traditions.
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