The property
This modern and tasteful townhouse enjoys a central location in the historic city of Chester.
Offering high-quality accommodation for up to eight guests, bring your friends and family together to explore this fascinating Roman city.
Be welcomed in by the stunning interior; to your right lies an exquisite sitting room with elegant Chesterfield sofas, dotted around the attractive woodburning stove, and a wall-mounted TV completes the layout.
This floor also offers guests a fabulous kitchen/diner, boasting a contemporary dining table and a stylish breakfast bar, along with a well-equipped and up-to-date kitchen area.
The property rests over three storeys, with the first floor providing two well-presented king-size bedrooms, one of which benefits from its own immaculate en-suite.
Also on this level, you will discover an elegant bathroom featuring a roll-top bath and splendid black and white floor tiles.
Another staircase brings you to the fabulous second floor, where you will find a double and a twin room, as well as a charming shower room finished with floral wallpaper and rustic wooden floorboards.
When the sun makes an appearance, head straight into the enclosed suntrap garden to the back of the property, where you can bask on the decking with a refreshing drink.
A leisurely stroll leads you towards the magnificent city centre, where the streets are lined with timber-framed buildings as well as the well-known Tudor Rows.
Here you can spend the day splashing the cash in the highest-quality shops, bars and restaurants.
Alternatively, you can enjoy the range of popular attractions including the wonderful canal, boat rides on the River Dee, the Grosvenor Park and the Roman amphitheatre.
While in the area, you may want to visit the spectacular cities of Liverpool and Manchester, or alternatively the idyllic North Wales Coast.
An excellent touring base for the North West of England and North Wales.
About the location
CHESTER
Liverpool 17 miles; Manchester 36 miles.
Chester has quite rightly been described as 'the jewel of the North-West of England'. Perhaps the most fascinating aspect of the city is that within a very small area there is evidence of every period of history - from the old walls and amphitheatre of Roman times, through medieval churches, Elizabethan timber-framed townhouses and Georgian terraces, to Victorian restorations and 21st century architecture. The city has much to offer the tourist, including excellent shopping in and around the famous Tudor 'Rows' and lovely walks along the Roman Walls, beside the River Dee and through the picturesque Grosvenor Park. Explore Chester's beautiful medieval cathedral, visit Chester Racecourse or spend a day at the world renowned Chester Zoo. Further afield, the stunning Welsh mountains and coastline, the quaint market towns and villages of Cheshire and the Wirral Peninsula with its first class golf courses, are all within easy touring distance, whilst frequent rail services make Liverpool, Manchester and the North Wales coast readily accessible.
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