The Tudor House, Cheadle

The Tudor House in Cheadle, a Grade II listed building dating back to 1558, has undergone various transformations. Initially featuring oak beams and original timbers concealed under stucco, removed in 1907 to reveal its historic facade. This building has served multiple purposes, from a saddler's and clock shop to a cafe and bakery, reflecting the community's evolving needs. Notably, parts of the building have been added over time, including Sleigh's shop in the 1930s.

Prints: Available in A5 (with a subtle white border), A4 and A3, printed on premium 230gsm archival matte paper for exceptional, reflection-free detail.