Tarvin

Tarvin is a village and civil parish in Cheshire, England. It lies within the ceremonial county of Cheshire and the unitary authority of Cheshire West and Chester, located a short distance east of the city of Chester.

The village has medieval origins, and the parish church of St Andrew is a longstanding local landmark that reflects the area's historical religious and social life. Tarvin Hall, a historic country house, sits within the parish and serves as a reminder of the once more extensive landed estates that shaped local life. The surrounding rural landscape remains a defining element of Tarvin.

The community is served by Tarvin Parish Council and local amenities, including Tarvin Primary School and a village hall. The parish sits within the broader governance framework of Cheshire West and Chester, with representation at the borough level and, for certain services, at the county level.

The economy is predominantly rural and residential. Agriculture surrounds the village, while many residents commute to nearby Chester and other towns for work. Tarvin maintains a village character with green spaces and nearby farmland, offering a quieter pace of life compared with urban centers.