Built in the 13th Century, as was the East window, the chancel has two further stained glass windows, one of which is of Butter Hill. In the corner of the equally beautiful Millennium window, is a small bell symbol, hinting at the involvement of bell ringers, who helped raise the funds for it.

Grade II Listed. (1863). Now private, luxury, residental apartments. Once home to the Clegg family. The Jacobean style hall has 48 spiral chimneys feeding 24 fireplaces.The beautiful interior has a glazed canopy over the stairwell, together with elaborate moulding and panelled ceilings, friezes and architrave. 

Early in 1983, two nurses attended a meeting of the Chester Lions and spoke about their work caring for patients suffering from cancer. When asked where they were based the nurses explained that they had no base but talked about the idea of a local hospice. Under the leadership of Noel Rouse, the Chester Lions approached local businesses. Following a considerable groundswell of support a committee and working party worked tirelessley to raise funds. The Hospice was opened by Diana, Princess of Wales in 1989.

The original Mollington and Backford District Village Hall, was built on gifted land in 1949, as a memorial to both wars. A new hall opened on 14 October 2021, with the aid of The Big Lottery and Sport England funding. It has been renamed the Five Villages Hall. A Five Village Community Hub team, led by; Chair Rosie Sedgwick, Colin Davies, Stephen Thackray, John Fielding, Judy Morgan, Andrew Harkness and Christopher Jones, have worked tirelessly over the last 5 years to bring this project to a successful conclusion.