Underbank Hall, Stockport, Greater Manchester
Underbank Hall dates back to the 15th century and was formerly the home of the Arden family of Bredbury until 1823 when it was sold by William Arden, 2nd Baron Alvanley to pay off his debts.
The Tudor front of the building
NatWest Bank
The building subsequently became a bank and it still serves today that purpose as the Stockport branch of NatWest.
The spacious interior with a high ceiling makes this building one of the most pleasant places to bank in the Greater Manchester area.
As well as the normal banking services on offer at all NatWest branches, this is a good branch for currency exchange.
Tudor architecture in Stockport
Access – Getting There
NatWest Bank
10 Great Underbank
Stockport SK1 1LL
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Nearby
There are many other places of interest in and around Stockport in Greater Manchester. These 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.
Also within easy walking distance is Underbanks with its lively shopping and entertainment scene plus some recent street art.
The interior is now a NatWest Bank, surely one of the most beautiful bank interiors in Britain
The exterior of the Natwest Bank
Information board detailing the history of the building
The historic ceiling and skylight
Brickwork advertisement in Stockport Market
Stockport is 320 km northwest of London on the M1 and M6 motorways; driving time is around 4 hours
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