Little Moreton Hall

Little Moreton Hall is an outstanding example of Tudor domestic architecture located in Cheshire, England. Constructed between the late fifteenth and mid-sixteenth centuries by the Moreton family, the manor house is renowned for its distinctive timber-framed structure and picturesque black-and-white façade. The building is arranged around a central courtyard and features elaborately decorated gables, mullioned windows, and the famous Long Gallery, whose noticeably uneven floor reflects the natural movement of the timber frame over time. Today, the property is managed by the National Trust and serves as an important cultural heritage site, illustrating the architectural traditions, craftsmanship, and social history of Tudor England.