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Towns and VillagesYou are in: Stoke & Staffordshire > Places > Towns and Villages > RODE HEATH RODE HEATHWho knows Rode Heath best? The people who live, work & visit there. On this page, you'll find their assessments of the villages. And if you know the villages - submit your review too! You can even agree or disagree with what is said. Rode Heath is a small village close to Alsager, with the Trent and Mersey Canal running right through it. Strange Fact about Rode HeathRode Heath is home to Rode Hall.. built in 1705 and significantly expanded in 1752, Rode Hall is a comfortable, red brick country house bounded by a Humphrey Repton park and lake. In the early 19th century John Hope altered the interior to give a Regency feel to the entrance hall and other principal rooms, while Lewis Wyatt extended the dining room with a ribbed ceiling after Hope's death. What You Say about Rode HeathMadge likes a drink in The Broughton Arms, and walking along the canal... If you have something you want to add to our Towns Messageboard click on the link below and have your say. last updated: 23/10/2008 at 13:27 Have Your SayTell us what you think about your town SEE ALSOYou are in: Stoke & Staffordshire > Places > Towns and Villages > RODE HEATH |
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