Last Alteration: Thursday 13 June 2013
Peckforton Castle
Peckforton Castle
Stone House Lane, Peckforton, Tarporley, Cheshire, CW6 9TN
Peckforton Castle was built in the 19th Century for Lord Tollemache in the style of a medieval castle, and is now the only one intact of that look. It is now owned by the Naylor family and is a Grade I listed building, open as a hotel and conference venue.
In July 2010 a new Brassierie restaurant opened which is open to the general public daily between 8:00am and 10:00pm.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Concorde G-BOAC (Time-Flight): 23.65 miles. 
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Gladstone Pottery Museum (The Trial of a Time Lord ("The Ultimate Foe")): 25.27 miles. 
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Granville Park (The Mark of the Rani): 30.62 miles.
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Blists Hill Victorian Town (The Mark of the Rani): 35.31 miles.
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Coalport China Museum (The Mark of the Rani): 36.04 miles.
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Powis Castle (Warriors Gate): 37.86 miles.
In the News:
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21 Mar 2012: BBC News - "Groom Max Kay who set wedding hotel on fire jailed for arson"
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2 Dec 2011: BBC News - "Peckforton Castle fire: Bridegroom admits £6m arson"
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21 Jun 2011: Imperfect Parent - "Groom sets grade-1 listed wedding venue on fire"
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20 Jun 2011: BBC News - "Peckforton Castle: Man arrested over hotel fire"
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20 Jun 2011: Mirror - "Castle damaged by fire after wedding celebration"
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Related Stories
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The Time Warrior [7-10 May 1973]
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