The Tree House, the Queen, and a Secret Door
Just returned from a truly captivating journey through time at the ever-beautiful Pitchford Estate, a proud member of Historic Houses and a testament to the importance of heritage access.
It’s so rewarding to enjoy and support places like this, ensuring that their rich stories and breath-taking beauty remain accessible and understood – they are place where parts of the soul of the country are held.
Our visit was filled with wonder and discovery.
The wonderful Pitchford Hall Tree House – ancient and magical
We were thrilled to finally see the famous tree house, a whimsical structure that evokes a sense of childhood magic and ingenuity.
Stepping into the room where Princess Victoria, later Queen Victoria, resided during her visit was a delight imagining the young princess amidst these very walls. And the thrill of uncovering the secret door in the panelling, leading to the priest hide with its intriguing numbered drawer compartments, was a very curious experience!
The Great Hall of Pitchford Hall
From its stunning building and to the fascinating details hidden within its walls, Pitchford Estate offers a truly immersive experience.
It’s a place where history comes alive, where you can connect with the past in a tangible and meaningful way.
A wonderful Pitchford Hall Mug safely at Soulton Hall.
We were delighted to support this remarkable place by purchasing this wonderful mug – let’s continue to cherish and support these incredible historic houses, ensuring their stories continue to be told and their beauty continues to inspire generations to come. If you have the opportunity, a visit to Pitchford Estate is an absolute must!
Pitchford Hall
