An active Anglican parish church on High Street, serving the Saltney community as part of a combined benefice with neighbouring congregations.
At a glance
St Mark’s Church stands in the village of Saltney in Cheshire West and Chester. The building holds Grade II listed status on the National Heritage List for England, recognising its architectural or historical importance. It serves as an active Anglican parish church within the Diocese of Chester.
History
St Mark’s has long served the local Anglican community. Its benefice is now combined with St Matthew Church in Saltney Ferry and Sandy Lane Family Church in Lache-cum-Saltney, reflecting modern changes in parish structures across the diocese.
What you see
The church occupies a prominent position on High Street. Its Grade II listing indicates features of architectural merit worthy of preservation and study.
Cultural significance
The church represents an important institutional presence in Saltney’s religious and social life. Its designation as a Grade II listed building acknowledges its contribution to the area’s built heritage and community identity.
Key facts
- Location: High Street, Saltney, Cheshire
- Country: United Kingdom
- City: Cheshire West and Chester
- Coordinates: 53.1791, −2.9151
- Denomination: Anglican
- Diocese: Chester
- Heritage status: Grade II listed building
Practical information & getting there
St Mark’s Church is located on High Street in Saltney village. For visiting hours, services, and current information, contact the church directly or check the Diocese of Chester website.
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