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Marbury Hall

Pgds 20140714 195936 Gateway Pillars And Avenue 2
Pgds 20140714 200339 Lime Walk 1
Pgds 20140714 200703 Lime Walk 2
Pgds 20140714 201238 Steps From Hall Site 1
Pgds 20140714 201711 Steps From Hall Site 2
Pgds 20140714 202026 Lime Walks To Each Side
Pgds 20140714 202301 Bedworth Mere 1
Pgds 20140714 202742 Conifer Walk
Pgds 20140715 133248 Outdoor Swimming Pool
Pgds 20140715 133650 View Back Towards Entrance
Pgds 20140715 134045 Specimen Trees
Pgds 20140715 134303 Specimen Trees Lime

Introduction

Features of Marbury Hall include ornamental gardens, an avenue and garden terraces.

Marbury Hall's park and ornamental gardens survived after the Hall was pulled down. Features include an icehouse and a lime avenue planted around 1840. At the site of the demolished house, terraces still lead down to Budworth Mere. There are also views of Great Budworth village. The site is now a public park and used for recreation.
Visitor Access, Directions & Contacts
History

Marbury Hall was built around 1810. The gardens and park were laid out in the early-19th century. The house was demolished in 1968.

Features & Designations

Features

  • Icehouse
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  • Tree Avenue
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  • Garden Terrace
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Key Information

Type

Park

Purpose

Recreational/sport

Survival

Part: ground/below ground level remains

Hectares

80

Open to the public

Yes

Civil Parish

Anderton with

References

Contributors

  • E. Bennis and J. Dyke