Mobberley Bespoke Kitchens
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Our bespoke kitchens are both designed by us and also manufactured by us. We make all kitchens in our own factory by our own artisan craftsmen. We install our kitchen furniture across the Mobberley area. We make every cabinet by hand, as well as all complementary piece of furniture.
If you are looking for bespoke kitchens in Mobberley then choose Sheerin. Each kitchen we design is different and hand-made. We customise each kitchen based to our customer's needs, so it will be unique to you. This will be from the precision machine-cut worktops we produce to the fine detailing on the exceptional drawers and the individual units. We consistently provide the highest quality of handmade cabinets, drawers and units to all of our customers in Mobberley. Our vision is to create an ergonomic working space for all of our customers, that will be the centre-piece of any home. You will find our luxury bespoke kitchens in the very best homes in Mobberley and the surrounding area!
Mobberley is located in teh heart of East Cheshire. It's claim to fame is it's mention in the Domesday Book of 1086. It was mentioned in the Book as 'Motburlege', It is a quaint village and according to the 2011 census has a population of 3,050 people.
It's fairly well connected and it has a railiway station that is on the Manchester to Chester line. This gives it good access to two major Northern cities and commuter potential. Manchester Airport lies to the north of the village and you can often hear planes flying overhead, such is the proximity to the airport.
It is home to a small number of shops and a local Post Office. It's also home to a number of fabulous traditional pubs set in beautiful rustic surroundings. The Church Inn is renowned for it's amazing food and friendly service. As the name suggests, it sits alongside the local church St Wilfred's. The church was constructed in 1245 and was originally dedicated to St Wilfrid & St Mary although St Mary's name has recently been dropped.
The local Cricket Club play in Division Two of the Cheshire County Cricket League. They play at Church Lane, close to St Wilfrids Chrurch.
The Village Hall, known as the Victory Hall, was built in 1921 as a memorial to World War I. It's home to many local village organisations and is a place for locals to hold celebrations and meetings. Mobberley has become a dormitory village as as a result of the opening of the M56 motorway and Second Runway at the Airport, impacting the area.
The most notable person from the Mobberley area is Trafford Leigh-Mallory. He was Commander-in-Chief of RAF Fighter Command in World War II and Air Commander for the Normandy Invasion.
