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Shocklach Motte
SJ 433-508 Cheshire England

Shocklach MotteShocklach Motte is a Norman earthwork motte and bailey fortress, founded by Thomas de Shocklach. Standing against the steep banks of a brook, the large motte is encased by a ditch but sadly the bailey has been damaged. The predecessor of Shocklach Castle, an eastern D-shaped moated enclosure, the motte has a dense cover of trees, so it is best viewed in winter. 3 miles north-west is Holt Castle and 5 miles south-east is Castle Hill.


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Shocklach Motte is located east of Castletown, north of Castletown Lane. 11 miles south of Chester, on the B5130.

The site is visible from the road.

Car parking is by the side of the road.


Click for motte pictures or a castle map of the area
Shocklach Motte Picture 1Shocklach Motte Picture 2Castle Map of the Area

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