The castle fronts onto the old line of the Holyhead Road and was thus noticed by visitors.
 William Lloyd undertook the restoration of the gatehouse in about 1808, letting it as a farmhouse.
 This continued to be occupied as a house until the 1990s.
   
Whittington Castle is currently owned on a 99-year lease from 2002 by the Whittington Castle Preservation Trust, a rural community formed in December 1998.
The trust recently completed a £1.5 million renovation project.

Every year the Historia Normannis historical re-enactment group gathers at the castle to re-enact battles that would have happened in the area at that time of year.
The castle fronts onto the old line of the Holyhead Road and was thus noticed by visitors.  William Lloyd undertook the restoration of the gatehouse in about 1808, letting it as a farmhouse.  This continued to be occupied as a house until the 1990s.    
Whittington Castle is currently owned on a 99-year lease from 2002 by the Whittington Castle Preservation Trust, a rural community formed in December 1998. The trust recently completed a £1.5 million renovation project.
Every year the Historia Normannis historical re-enactment group gathers at the castle to re-enact battles that would have happened in the area at that time of year.
Whittington Castle