Dorfold Hall is a stunning Grade I listed Jacobean manor house nestled in a secluded yet easily accessible corner of South Cheshire. The estate boasts beautiful Victorian gardens and extensive farmland, as well as a restored lake. The Hall itself is steeped in local historical and architectural significance, with symmetrical design and ornate details. The interior has been tastefully renovated and restored, incorporating original features with contemporary design and functionality. The property extends to 15,026 sq ft and includes ten bedrooms, with five bedrooms used for weddings and events. The gardens are a highlight, with a primary garden recently relaid with an irrigation system, colorful borders, and a wildflower meadow. The estate also features a number of statues and features that tell the story of the estate's rich history, including a Pierre-Louis Rouillard statue of a mastiff and her pups in the forecourt. L'Écurie, a tastefully designed and award-winning creation of the current owners, features four distinct areas for weddings and events, including a dining area and catering kitchens suitable for catering for 180 guests.