Cheshire Film Location - More Information

Castle Hill Farm has 120 acres of land and farm buildings with fantastic views over the Welsh hills, the Cheshire plains, up towards Liverpool and across to the Peak District.

The farm derives its name from and Iron Age hill fort, Kelsborrow Castle. Lying at 122 metres above sea level on a sandstone ridge running along the western flank of Cheshire, the fort is now largely buried. In 1810 an early palstave and a fragment of an iron sword were apparently discovered here, bu these have long since disappeared.

This prime location is also situated next to the medieval Delamere Forest, the only major woodland in Cheshire and remains a favoured haunt of walkers and artists.