Three Shires House, Stockport
Located on Underbank and close to Stockport Market is the Three Shires House – a black and white half-timbered Tudor building that was built around 1580 and belonged to the Legh family of Adlington Hall.
Three Shires frontage
History
Since 1824 a shop front has been inserted into the building, which has served various functions since. These include a pub – The Three Shires, which closed in 2008.
The building is now occupied by Huffy’s – a bar, cafe and restaurant with a good reputation for decent food and drink.
Blue Plaque from the Metropolitan Borough of Stockport
Access – Getting There
The Three Shires
32 Underbank, Stockport
Cheshire
SK1 1NB
The building is a short walk from the NatWest Bank in Underbank Hall on Underbank and very close to Stockport Precinct and Stockport Market in the centre of Stockport.
Three Shires now Huffy’s Cafe
Nearby
Other places of interest in and around Stockport in Greater Manchester include Stockport Town Hall, Stockport Air Raid Shelters, St Mary’s Church, Staircase House, Bramall Hall, Stockport Market, Fred Perry’s birthplace, Woodbank Park, Vernon Park, the Viaduct and Stockport Hat Works.
Close up view of the Tudor style architecture
Historic front of the building
Cheshire half-timbered town house belonging to the Legh family of Adlington Hall
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