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Dunham Massey Hall & Park

Altrincham WA14 4SJ.
Telephone: 0161 941 1025
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Dunham is a Georgian house with Edwardian additions, located in a 250 acre deer park. Formerly the home of last Earl of Stamford, and since 1976 it has been a National Trust Property. The house was altered for the 9th Earl of Stamford between 1906-1910.

This fine house has over 30 rooms open to public viewing, containing outstanding collections of furniture, a collection of Huguenot silver and paintings. It has an extensive library, a kitchen, laundry and stables, as well as its own remnant moat and lake.

Built on the site of an original 1616 Tudor house, whose moat still powers a fully-working Jacobean mill by means of a waterwheel. It has a large garden, apart from the parkland, which contains many old and mature trees and shrubs, herbaceous borders and water plants.

LOCATION
Location : 3 miles SW of Altrincham off the A56 (signposted), 4 miles NE of M6 motorway, junction 19, and 2 miles off junction 7/8 of M56. Buses : North Western bus on route Altrincham-Warrington. Main line train stations at Altrincham (3 miles) and Hale (3 miles).

OPENING
House
- April-October (inclusive) Saturday to Wednesday 12.00 to 5.00pm.
Last admission 4.30pm.
Last Audio Tour 4.00pm. Garden - dates as house, daily 11.00-5.30. Mill operates on Wednesday and Sunday.
Park open daily throughout the year.

Times may have changed - please check before setting out.

ENTRANCE
Prices : House and garden about £5.50, Children £3.00, Family £12.00. House only £4.00 & £2.00. Garden only : £2.50 and £1.00. Reduced rate for parties. Prices may change - please check in advance. National Trust Members free.

FACILITIES
Car Park and Picnic Area : £2.00. Coaches free (tearoom for coach drivers). Shop open 12.00 to dusk. Closed Christmas to early New Year (phone to check).

House difficult for disabled/wheelchairs (regretfully). Photographic albums of less accessible areas of house. Reasonable wheelchair access to Park and Gardens. Wheelchairs and self-drive powered vehicles available.

Sympathetic Hearing Scheme. Audio Tour, Braille guides, and large print guides available. Licensed self-serve Stables Restaurant, on first floor, traditional and vegetarian foods. Piers Davenport Room available for party bookings (Telephone: 0161 941 2815).

Baby slings available, changing unit in WC for disabled, highchairs in restaurant, children's guidebook and games, garden trail.

Educational facilities, environmental studies based on the National Curriculum by arrangement with the Educational Co-ordinator (Telephone : 0161 941 4986). Teacher's resource pack, school party room (max. 30 children).

Good walks for dogs on leads (not allowed in house or garden). Frequent concerts and events staged - SAE for details to Property Manager at house address.

See also: Trafford Hotels

 

Dunham Massey Hall
Dunham Massey Hall

Dunham Massey Water Mill and Saw House
The Water Mill and Saw House

Dunham Massey Stable Block Restaurant, Trafford
The Stablle Block Restaurant

Dunham Massey Stable Clock
The Stable Block Clock Tower

 

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