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Opened in 1827 at the junction of Plumley Moor Road and Trouthall Lane by the Wesleyan Methodists. Rebuilt in 1887.

Holford Hall is a country house west of the village of Plumley, Cheshire. It consists of a fragment of a much larger timber-framed house, built in 1601 for Mary Cholmondeley on a moated site. Getting a decent photo from closer by was difficult due to the trees.

The road bridge is down on Cheadle Road, there is a scaffolding bridge, although it does say not to walk on it - it’s very sturdy, not good if you’ve got dogs with you though. There is an alternative route following Trouthall Lane, turning right along Back Lane and following the footpath back up to the brook, it is a bit a detour.

The Golden Pheasant is a rare and special pub with history, character and a warm welcome that offers award-winning cask ales and delicious seasonal home cooked food, now with a new summer menu. Set in the village of Plumley in Cheshire, our outstanding rural setting makes us a destination worth visiting with stunning views and cosy seating indoors. https://www.goldenpheasantatplumley.co.uk/

In the 1760s when the original Tabley Old Hall was replaced with Tabley House, Tabley Tower (Folly) was commissioned to be built as well by prolific architect John Carr. Seen from all sides of Tabley Mere, a now prominent fishing spot Tabley Tower is a perfect example of British historical architecture.

Tabley House is the only 18th century Palladian country house in Cheshire. The house was built by the architect John Carr of York for Sir Peter Byrne Leicester, in 1767. Tea Rooms re-opened March 2023 (Open 12 noon Thursday - Sunday) Admission prices for the house (Open April-October) £7.00 Adult £3.00 Child / Student http://www.tableyhouse.co.uk/

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