Tabley House Collection is currently closed due to COVID-19

Tabley House Collection

The Tabley House Collection is housed in the finest Palladian mansion in Cheshire. This stately home and it’s estate was owned by the Leicester family for 700 years, until the mid-1970’s. Their legacy includes some of the finest art, furniture and books that money could buy, as well as a fascinating family history.

Tabley House Collection welcomes individual and group visitors, and is renowned for its knowledgeable and friendly guides and volunteers.

Tabley House is a licenced venue for Civil Weddings, providing historic yet intimate surroundings for that special day.

The state rooms, Chapel and tea rooms, have also been used for several film and TV productions, most recently the top BBC drama ‘Peaky Blinders’.

Here are just a few of the comments from our visitors :

‘What a wonderful place, fantastic paintings, and very informative guides.’

‘A fascinating visit, packed with lots of historical intrigue.’

‘Lovely atmosphere, and lots to see,’

Tabley House Tea Room

Tabley House Collection Tea Room offers a range of light refreshments, teas, coffees, freshly made sandwiches, cakes and afternoon teas in a beautiful, peaceful, and historic setting with waitress service at your table.

Situated in the Old Hall Room, the Tea Room links the Grade I listed stately home with the 17th Century St Peter’s Chapel.

Tel: 01565 625745 or 077384 06466

For the Tea Room menu click on the link under Visit Us.

St Peter’s Chapel

St Peter’s Chapel originally built on an island in the Mere in 1678, was moved in 1927 and re-erected on its present site adjacent to the house. The Chapel, has impressive stained glass, with one window designed by Burne-Jones.

The Chapel was recently used as the location for an important wedding scene in BBC’s ‘Peaky Blinders’.

The Chapel is free to enter and is accessed via the Tea Room entrance

Tabley House Collection is currently closed due to COVID-19