Clayton Hall Tearooms
Clayton Old Hall Ashton New Road, M11 4RU - Manchester
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Accessible restroom
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🌐 Website:
http://www.claytonhall.org/
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Address:
Clayton Old Hall Ashton New Road, Manchester
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Google Reviews (10)
Lovely little house to explore with lots of things you can actually pick up and look through. The cafe is nice and very affordable. Good cake!
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Very well preserved and looked after historic building, family friendly and lovely cafe on site
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Lived there . moved in on the 28th.Sept. 1974. Moved out on the 19th Narch 1978 to my present address . "the new house" the part of the building to the left. Enjoyed it there. The X didn't ! To spooky. Has had a few alterations but they are doing the old place well.
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Such a lovely place to visit. So many beautiful items in every room, many of which we were told had been donated. Each room set out beautifully. Lovely staff, making you feel very welcome and with lots of knowledge on Clayton Hall also. Lovely tea room too. Well worth a visit!!
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Really enjoyed the Halloween event held here yesterday! Me and the kids had some much fun! Lots of things to do so well worth the small cost at the entrance. Looking forward to the Christmas event they have in December!
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Highly recommend this little gem! Myself, my mother & my grandmother visited for afternoon tea, the food was delicious and home-made, beautiful scenery & building along with friendly people who make the experience what it is! We really enjoyed every minute and can not wait to visit again soon for some of the open days, history and more events! 🥰💕
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Interesting Victorian interior run by friendly volunteers. The cafe' is a bonus with home made food.
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Amazing place, lovely people. We visited for some fun days over the summer holidays the kids loved it!!
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What a beautiful (history rich) quaint place with dedicated knowledgeable staff providing interesting tours of its past. The building is truly lovely set within a surrounding moat, which unfortunately is now dry. The staff run a little cafe that serves tasty soups, sandwiches, bacon butties and a variety of cakes, oh and not to forget the usual teas, coffees and hot chocolate drinks. Additionally in the house area the staff members encourage children to dress up in period costumes and experience first hand what is was like to live and work within the buildings periodic heyday. Well worth a trip, plus please join their Facebook site for further details on upcoming events.
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The volunteers are so passionate and informative. The fact that children could dress up in period clothes and learn what it used to be like working in a household was great.
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