Overton is a rural parish in the county borough of Wrexham in north‑east Wales, sitting on gentle high ground close to the England–Wales border with views towards the River Dee. The compact village retains Georgian stone buildings and lanes that attract walkers and visitors exploring the surrounding farmland and nearby towns such as Chester.
The parish is best known for the remarkable churchyard of St Mary’s, planted with dozens of ancient yew trees - some reputed to be over a thousand years old - which form a distinctive local landmark and draw heritage interest. The local economy is largely agricultural, supplemented by small shops, pubs and a lively community calendar of events that help keep village life active.
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