The Old Stables

Ashton Hayes 1.7 miles.

The Old Stables is a simply stunning barn conversion settled into a tranquil location on the outskirts of Ashton Hayes, with countryside views, ample amenities, and woodburning stoves, creating a charming base for friends and families seeking to explore Cheshire.

Park up and be welcomed by fresh air and birdsong, as you make yourself at home in this delightful abode.

Enter into this beautiful barn conversion, noticing the seamless transition between character features and contemporary styling, with wooden beams threaded throughout.

Enter into a bright and open-plan living space, a truly delightful social hub boasting beautiful furniture and ample amenities, with a kitchen offering a space to cook hearty meals, a dining area for breakfast spent planning the day’s adventures, and a sitting area resting in a stunning oak conservatory, allowing in seas of natural light and encouraging evenings under the stars even in the cooler months, with the added ambience of a crackling woodburning stove.

The cinema room boasts a large L-shaped sofa where guests can gather and enjoy the surround sound and a film on the projector.

From here, discover a sitting room with characterful wooden beams and patio doors out onto the garden, a simply dreamy space to recline after a day of adventures.

The garden is spacious and offers space to dine alfresco, with the added bonus of a fire pit for nights spent watching the sun set and enjoying a glass of your favourite beverage, and a handy shower for pets.

When sleep calls, three super-king-size zip/link bedrooms await, each with the ability to be set up as a twin on request, so choose between a ground-floor bedroom with Jack-and-Jill access to the shower room, a second super-king-size serviced by a bathroom, and a super-king-size with a handy en-suite shower room.

Ashton Hayes is a simply delightful village offering a local post office where you can stock up on essentials, and a locally run and newly renovated pub, the Golden Lion.

More pubs can be found close by, including the Goshawk, and there is Mouldsworth station with links to Chester and Manchester.

Delamere forest is within reach, threaded with scenic walks, wildlife, Segway tours, and Go Ape for an adventurous afternoon.

The Station Café and Visitors Centre offer home-made cake and coffee after your walk, and more eateries can be found in the bustling city of Chester.

Chester is a historic city home to Roman walls, an Amphitheatre, and walks beside the River Dee, as well as Chester Racecourse and many shops to browse at your leisure.

Here places to dine out include Northwich and Tarporley, whilst walks beside the canal can be enjoyed from the River Weaver towards Dutton Locks.

This property is also within reach of the coast of North Wales, New Brighton, and Formby beaches, and there are opportunities for horse riding in the local area.

There is so much to be explored with an unforgettable stay at The Old Stables.