The Mount in Ipstones

The Mount in Ipstones in Staffordshire Moorlands is a residential area. The Mount also exists in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Cannock Chase and East Staffordshire.

Land Use
residential area

Bus stops

  • Marquis of Granby PH – approx. 400 m.
  • Park Lane – approx. 400 m.
  • St Leonards Avenue – approx. 700 m.
  • St.Leonards Avenue – approx. 700 m.
  • Brookfields Road – approx. 900 m.
  • Crossroads – approx. 1,2 km.
  • Foxt – approx. 2,3 km.
  • Railway Bridge – approx. 3,1 km.
  • Bottom House, adjacent to Ashbourne Road – approx. 3,2 km.
  • Bottom House, adjacent to The Green Man Apart. – approx. 3,2 km.
  • Bottom House, opposite The Green Man Apart. – approx. 3,3 km.

Pubs

  • The Linden Tree – approx. 600 m.
  • Sea Lion – approx. 600 m.

Attraction

  • The Hopestone. Natural gritstone outcrop thought to be the source of the name of Ipstones (upper stone, yppe stone or hope stone). Strange circular depressions of an unknown origin are present in the top surface. – approx. 1,7 km.

Stations

  • Consall – approx. 2,4 km.

Water points

  • Froghall Junction Water Point – approx. 2,7 km.

Tourist information offices

  • Frohall Wharf – approx. 2,7 km.
  • Lime – approx. 2,7 km.

Public bookcases

  • foxt road bt box – approx. 2,3 km.

Benches

  • Woodcock Bench – approx. 2,5 km.

Restaurants

  • Mehek (Indian) at Ashbourne Road (ST13 7QN) – approx. 3,3 km.