Audlem is a beautiful rural village set within the heart of the picturesque Upper Weaver Valley in the County of Cheshire. This ancient village which is full of charm has attractive cottages, and houses, and is home to just over seventeen hundred people. It was granted its market charter in 1296 by King Edward I, and although the market has long since gone, visitors will still find the Market Hall which was built in the 18th Century, and nearby there still remains the Bear Stone, where Bears were tethered, and baited in times past. At the centre of the village stands St James's church which dates back to the 13th Century, and there are shops, restaurants, and three pubs to enjoy. In 1827 the Birmingham and Liverpool Junction Canal was built which merged with the Chester Canal, and flows through the village where a large amount of colourful narrow boats can be seen, although it is now called the Shropshire Union Canal; nearby a stroll along the tow path will reveal Audlem Mill where visitors will definitely be tempted with fine needlework, art and gifts on offer. This multi award winning village is perfectly placed just a mile or so from the Cheshire, Shropshire border, and is surrounded by rich countryside.
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Places to Stay near Audlem
The Granary (1.44 miles)
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This truly luxurious, spacious and beautifully designed and furnished barn conversion enjoys an enviable rural location within an acre of landscaped gardens and four acres of mown ... More
The Swan Inn (4.60 miles)
The Crown Hotel (5.44 miles)
A 16th Century Coaching Inn located in the centre of this historic market town.The Crown Hotel has been refurbished to offer every facility for todays modern traveller,whilst retaining many of ... More
The Cheshire Cat (5.49 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
Premier Inn Crewe Nantwich (5.50 miles)
The Wheatsheaf Inn (5.78 miles)
The Hermitage (5.87 miles)
The Hermitage Bed & Breakfast is located in the pretty market town of Market Drayton. The accommodation is situated within a large Victorian terraced house a short walk in to ... More
Tudor House Hotel (5.94 miles)
The Tudor House Hotel is a traditional 17th Century character property. Built in 1652, all 10 bedrooms feature original beam work. We offer a variety of bedrooms: Single, Single (for ... More
Wychwood Park (6.39 miles)
Surrounded by its own PGA European-tour standard golf course and boasting views of the Cheshire countryside, this contemporary-style hotel offers light and airy accommodation within a vibrant atmosphere.
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Alvaston Hall Hotel (6.74 miles)
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