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| St. Alban's, Tattenhall | The church with its decorative iron gates | |
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| Tattenhall Hall | Cottage in the main street |
With the exception of the tower, the church of St. Alban's in Tattenhall was rebuilt in 1869.
Tattenhall Hall is mentioned by Peter de Figueiredo and Julian Treuhertz in Cheshire Country Houses. It is an early example of a brick house in Cheshire. It was built for Richard Bostock, some time before 1622. The windows have stone mullions. During most of the 18th century and the early 19th century it was used a farmhouse before it was purchased and restored by Robert Barbour of nearby Bolesworth Castle, in 1856.
