De Vere Cranage Estate
Formerly the country seat of the Armitstead family, De Vere Cranage Estate is still very much a rural retreat today, tucked away in a peaceful corner of Cheshire.
Designed by celebrated British architect Lewis Wyatt, red brick, warm yellow sandstone, and pretty green lawns wait to greet you at this handsome building. Here 21st-century style complements the rich heritage of the building; creating an eclectic mix of historic and new. And with a choice of traditional and modern spaces; the house offers a wonderful backdrop for elegant weddings and memorable events alike. Seasonal eating is a big feature here.
Enjoy freshly cooked dishes at the Tempus Restaurant & Bar or soak up the laid -back atmosphere at our outdoor terrace. Whilst upstairs rich decor and stylish furnishings ensure our bedrooms provide a welcome place for relaxation. As you enjoy the peace and tranquillity, it's easy to forget the hotel is Just minutes away from J18 of the M6 motorway and within easy reach of Manchester Airport, De Vere Cranage Estate offers 28 flexible meeting spaces for conferences, meetings and training, with grounds for teambuilding, and even your Cheshire wedding. Free, full coverage, next generation Wi -Fi 6 throughout and up to 100 metres in the grounds.
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De Vere Cranage Estate & Tatton Park Offer
Treat yourself to a relaxing overnight stay, with breakfast, at De Vere Cranage Estate. As part of this special package, you'll also receive tickets to visit the stunning Tatton Park: one of Britain's most splendid country house estates
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