Pulford
Castle is a 12th century earthwork motte and bailey fortress, founded by Robert
de Pulford. Surrounding the low motte are the remains of a ditch, with a counterscarp
bank and standing against the slope of Pulford Brook is a rectangular bailey.
This small castle defended the ancient crossing point and was garrisoned in 1403, against
Owain Glyndwr. 2 miles north-west is Dodleston
Castle and 4 miles south-east is Holt
Castle.
Pulford
Castle is located in the village centre, off Wrexham Road. 5 miles south of Chester,
on the A483.
The
site is visible from the church.
Car
parking is by church.
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