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Step back in time, over 500 years and marvel at the delights of the picture book moated manor-house named Little Moreton Hall. The drunkenly reeling south front, with its Elizabethan long gallery, cobbled courtyard and Great Hall.

Britain’s most famous timber-framed, moated Tudor manor house has a delightful historic Knot Garden, together with traditional fruit trees of apple, pear, medlar and quince, which blossom in May, and produce their fruit in autumn - which is then used in delicious cakes and scones served up in Little Moreton's renowned restaurant.

One of Cheshire's Gardens of Distinction in Cheshire's Year of Gardens 08.

National Trust property.

The splendour of the half- timbered hall became an inn in the 1996 dramatisation of Daniel Defoe's saucy romp Moll Flanders.