Historic courthouse near Manchester where famous trial took place unrecognisable after stunning renovation
A courthouse near Manchester is unrecognisable after undergoing a stunning renovation that has seen the historic building completely reimagined.
When the Ministry of Justice revealed they were selling Knutsford Crown Court, they jumped at the chance to buy it. Oliver told the MEN: “Our big focus is buildings of interest and heritage and how we can convert them and bring them back into the community. Now, the old courthouse has once again been reimagined with the duo carrying out a 12-month renovation on the building to give the hotel and restaurant a new look. Combining traditional architecture with contemporary design and facilities, The Courthouse has kept some of the iconic features from when it was used as a court, including its domed skylight, patterned ceiling and elements from the judge’s dock.
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