A tiny, picturesque village on the Wirral has stood the test of time and "kept its identity" in an ever-changing landscape.
Tucked away from plain sight, just off the A540, it would be easy to never know the village of Puddington existed. Turning down Puddington Lane, a secluded road lined with beautiful homes, you finally arrive at the historic hamlet.
The main portion of Puddington is situated around a tiny, triangular green, with cottages spreading along the streets which lead from that point. However, despite its small stature, the village was once home to three halls, which stretched along the southern part of the area with their important grounds, independently from the village where people lived.
