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Knutton, Newcastle under Lyme — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Knutton is a village in the Borough of Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, lying between the town itself and the village of Silverdale.
About Knutton
Where to stay in Knutton
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
Knutton sits between Newcastle-under-Lyme and Silverdale, a village of houses without a hotel row, so the practical booking is in the town a short way along the road. Carlton House stands among the listings. Anyone here for the Church of St Giles or the Old Unitarian Meeting House can stay in Newcastle-under-Lyme and drive out, while Silverdale gives the other direction to try in Staffordshire.
Beds run thin in both villages.
About Knutton
What are the main landmarks in Knutton?
Six entries, four of them churches. The Church of St Giles, St Mary's Church and Saint Michael's and All Angels head the list, with the Old Unitarian Meeting House standing for a different congregation in the same borough. Fenton House and Carlton House complete it.
Both carry house names rather than street numbers, the same way the borough's register records its listed buildings across Newcastle-under-Lyme and the villages beside it.
What is the history of Knutton?
Knutton kept village status. It stands in the Borough of Newcastle-under-Lyme in Staffordshire, close enough to the town to read as part of it, yet the record still names Knutton a village and sets Silverdale on the far side. Older names survive in the buildings.
Fenton House, Carlton House and the Old Unitarian Meeting House hold the listings, three names set down in the borough's own record rather than in any street plan.
Where is Knutton?
Silverdale lies on one side. Knutton sits between that village and the town of Newcastle-under-Lyme, part of the borough of the same name in Staffordshire.
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Updated September 2026