The Castle, Macclesfield

The Castle occupies a substantial building at 25 Church Street with leaded lights, molded plaster ceilings, and copper-topped tables throughout its rooms.

The structure began as residential cottages in the late 18th century before its conversion into a public house during the 19th century modifications.

The establishment earned recognition on the Campaign for Real Ale's National Inventory of Historic Pub Interiors for maintaining traditional British pub characteristics.

Located 100 meters from Waters Green public car park and within walking distance of Macclesfield's railway and bus stations, the pub serves four rotating cask beers.

The pub features a traditional hatch bar designed like a curved shop window, along with original bell pushes distributed across multiple intimate rooms.

Location: Macclesfield

GPS coordinates: 53.25947,-2.12521

Latest update: March 11, 2025 17:54