Our Facilities

Park Green House

Park Green House is located on the corner of Park Green and Sunderland Street, Macclesfield, adjacent to the Memorial Gardens, in the heart of a conservation area.

The building was constructed in the 1720s, during the reign of King George II, and began its life as the private dwelling of John Ryle, a local mill owner, and his family. According to local historians Park Green House has spent much of its life, until 2006, as a doctor’s surgery. Park Green House is Grade II listed and therefore a building of special historical interest.

We acquired the building in the latter part of 2007 and today it serves the community as our funeral home.

Since acquiring Park Green House we have renovated the building internally and externally. The works have been carried out by local contractors using appropriate materials in order to protect the historical integrity of the building and to preserve it for future generations.

Park Green House won an award in recognition of the renovation works in 2009 from Macclesfield Civic Society.

Entrance lobby	Park Green Lounge
Sunderland Street Lounge	Reception Room

Park Green House has been decorated in a warm and welcoming style that is in keeping with the building and provides a comfortable environment for our clients and staff.

We have two reception lounges, where we can meet you to discuss your needs. We have comfortable seating which is appropriate for elderly or disabled visitors. Children are always welcome and we provide books and toys to entertain them.

Our Private Service Chapel is a room in which funeral services may be held. This is ideal for up to 20 mourners.

Our Chapel of Rest is a private room in which you may spend time with your loved one.

We are able to provide catering for funeral receptions in Park Green House for groups of up to 20 people.

Service Chapel	Chapel of Rest