Malpas is a small and quaint village in South East Cheshire, off the beaten track. It is an attractive village benefitting from a number of half timbered ancient buildings. Set on the hill overlooking the main street is the parish church, St Oswald’s, a Grade I Listed building dating back to the 14th century. The road runs alongside the churchyard and sometimes late a night many a motorist has seen the ghostly shape of a person crossing the road only to look more closely and see no-one there! Malpas is probably most famous locally as a producer of cheese and since 1886 Cheshire Cheese, amongst others, has been made here. As we are looking at how well known this place is then we must make mention of Cholmondeley Castle, a gothic style castle built around 1801 from local sandstone and is today world famous for its gardens which are open to the public from April through to September and is worth the visit idf you are in the area or are close by. Malpas though remains a village at heart, it does have all the benefits of a small town but with its little side streets and old properties it does manage to retain its village feel and is within easy reach of Shropshire and Cheshire making it an excellent location for those who wish to explore the area.
Attraction
Cholmondeley Castle Garden
EM Glass
Stretton Watermill
Charity
Dentist
Doctor
Estate Agent
Pub and Bar
Bickerton Poacher
Bull Inn
Cock O'Barton
Fox & Hounds Inn
New Inn
The Cholmondeley Arms
Wheatsheaf Inn
Restaurant
School
Bishop Heber County High School
Brook Farm Nursery School
Malpas Alport Primary School
Tilston C of E Primary School
Self-Catering
Taxi
Vet
Sports Clubs
Malpas CC (Cricket)
Shops
Flowers Of Malpas
Oakcroft Organic Gardens
Pets Place
P Williams Ltd
Malpas Country Meats Ltd
LS & PJ Probin
Huxleys Bakery
The Village Store
Francis Opticians Ltd
Malpas Hairdressers
The Secret Garden
E + M Glass Ltd
Places to Stay near Malpas
Hill Valley Golf Club Hotel (3.49 miles)
Macdonald Hill Valley is perfect for golf, leisure and spa breaks. It has two 18-hole golf courses, a new health club, and is 20 miles (32.2 km) from Chester and Shrewsbury. The ... More
Cholmondeley Castle (3.91 miles)
The Cholmondeleys of Cholmondeley, near Malpas in rolling Cheshire countryside, came to Cheshire with the Norman Conquest and descended, on the male side, from the Norman Marcher Barons of Malpas and, on the female side, ... More
Mulsford Cottage (3.95 miles)
De Vere Carden Park (4.06 miles)
Frogg Manor (4.30 miles)
When you have read the signs saying 'superior bed and breakfast' and ... More
The Cat at the Park (4.95 miles)
A brand new concept in eating, drinking and cat napping! Our 3 sites located in Nantwich, Whitchurch and Leek all offer dining and modern, comfortable bedrooms, and all have their ... More
Hanmer Hotel (5.08 miles)
Situated on the borders of Shropshire, Cheshire ... More | visit website
Pheasant Inn (6.12 miles)
Tucked in a peaceful corner of rural Cheshire, this relaxing country retreat enjoys some of the most magnificent panoramic views of the Cheshire plains. Good wholesome freshly cooked food, traditional ales, a selection of wines ... More | visit website
Pheasant Inn (6.12 miles)
Stableyard Guest Accommodation & S/C Cottages (6.18 miles)
Built in 1630, genuine oak beams, centre of the village near the beautiful River Dee. Convenient for Chester, Llangollen, Ellesmere Lakes, Snowdonia, Borderlands,Wrexham Ind. Est. Excellent walking, golf nearby, fishing ... More
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