The Cholmondeley family have lived on the site of the present Cholmondeley Castle since 1200. The romantic, mock Gothic castle, was built in 1801-4 by the 1st Marquess of Cholmondeley and stands on a high rise above a lake.
- Sleeps up to 4 people
- Two bedrooms
(1 double and
1 small twin) - Charming sitting room with open fire
- Well equipped kitchen / dining room
- No pets allowed
- Start day: Friday
Book by telephone:
01638 674 756
- Castle Gardens
- Roman Amphitheatres
- The Minerva Shrine
- The Eastgate Clock
- Chester Cathedral
- Chester Zoo
- Beeston Castle
- Jodrell Bank
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Cholmondeley Castle |
The Castle is now home to Lavinia, Marchioness of Cholmondeley, mother of the current 7th Marquess. Surrounded by a 7,500 acres estate the setting is idyllic and peaceful throughout the year and is well situated for exploring North Wales and Shropshire.
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Sitting Room |
Kitchen |
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Twin Bedroom |
Double Bedroom |
Ground floor: the Lodge is entered via its own small fenced garden, with garden furniture, into a well-equipped kitchen with dining area. The full bathroom is also at this entrance level. The door from the kitchen leads to a charming sitting room with Gothic windows and an open fire, TV/DVD/ video player and digi-box.
First floor: a door from the sitting room leads up steep stairs to one double bedroom (with washbasin) and a small twin bedroom (5'10” long beds, placed end to end).