Bishop Lloyd’s Palace is an early 17th Century timber framed building in the historic heart of Chester It is listed Grade 1 and has fine carvings on the gable elevations and at Row level. The interior includes a magnificent period piece fireplace and high decorated plaster ceilings.
Bishop Lloyd’s Palace is open to visitors free of charge from noon to 2pm (Monday to Thursday) and from 1 pm to 3 pm on the first Saturday of every month. This is subject to the meetings rooms not being occupied by hirers.
Available for hire: Bishop Lloyd’s Palace has two large meeting rooms which are available to groups or individuals at modest rates for a wide range of activities: educational classes, public meetings, club and society activities, social gatherings daytime or evening.
The following links give direct access to further information:
History of Bishop Lloyd’s Palace
If you prefer more information can be obtained from:
Hon. Secretary
Chester Civic Trust
Bishop Lloyd’s Palace
51/53 Watergate Row
CHESTER
CH1 2LE
Tel: 01244 318415
E-mail: admin@chestercivictrust.org.uk