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Abney Hall was a grand house built in 1847 with extensive gardens and parkland. The area is part of the floodplain, so the ground is wet and this allows a wide variety of rare plants to grow here. Amongst the plants and landscaped features is this little waterfall.

If only I were a sculptor, I'd finish this as a dragon's head.

Bramhall Park is a woodland and parkland adjoined to Bramall Hall, a Tudor manor house with a history dating back to the Middle Ages. You can explore the grounds and observe a variety of wildlife along the park's trails.

Plenty of hill climbing, and great views, even at riverbank level on the Goyt.

Nice park with wood walks.

Formally named The Station, today the pub having been renamed The Cheshire Line Tavern, is thriving and serves a selection of cask conditioned ales along with traditional pub food.

Historically known as the Grove & was home to the Mayor of Stockport, Abney hall park is a great place to go walking & has plenty of oaths that branch off. It also has 16 ponds & Chorlton brook runs through the park & has a nice little waterfall.

Abney Hall is a substantial Victorian house surrounded by a park in Cheadle, near Stockport, Greater Manchester, in the northwest of England (grid reference SJ85958923). The hall dates back to 1847 and is a Grade II* listed building.[