The property
Norley.
Approached via an enchanting tree-lined drive, set within 1.65 acres of land is this pretty cottage, The Stables, situated in the delightful village of Norley.
This heart-warming retreat enjoys a tranquil setting but is within close reach to a vast array of attractions and amenities to suit a family of all ages and tastes.
After soaking up the countryside surroundings and admiring the charming duck pond, be welcomed into the contemporary cottage boasting everything you could possibly need during a week-long break.
Look forward to spending your wind down time within the sitting room, where two plush sofas rest between a warming woodburning stove, making the perfect spot for tuning into the TV or for enjoying the uninterrupted views through the patio doors.
Continuing to impress is the stylish kitchen, where you will find all the essentials to cater your own home-cooked meals, before the rest of the group gather around the dining table to plan the next day’s adventure.
As the evening draws to a close, venture up the staircase to find two well-presented bedrooms, comprising of a king-size double and a twin bedroom, each boasting a refreshing colour palette, ample storage and further views of the charming surroundings.
A further small room upstairs can be used as a single bedroom or box room.
Despite the private setting, a short stroll will bring you to the local pub, The Tigers Head which offers food and the local village shop or venture a little further to the villages of Sandiway or Weaverham where you will find a selection of eateries and shops.
To keep you busy whilst staying here, venture to the nearby Blakemere Shopping Village or to the city of Chester to explore their quality amenities, or if you are feeling active, Delamere Forest is close by, offering superb walking and cycling routes, as well as Go Ape.
Further afield attractions include the National Trust property of Tatton Park and the glorious North Wales beaches.
The Stables promises to be a superb base for exploring this part of Cheshire.
About the location
SANDIWAY
Northwich 4 miles; Chester 14 miles.
Sandiway along with its twin village of Cuddington officially became one village in 1935. Sandiway has shops, a Post Office, pubs, a number of churches and a railway station. On the edge of the village is Sandiway Golf Club, and close by is Blakemere Shopping Village with its antique emporium, independent shops and activities, such as Segway. Within reach is Oulton Park racing circuit which hosts many events throughout the year, and just four miles away is the former salt mining town of Northwich with its thrice weekly street market and monthly artisan and farmers' market, Victorian black and white buildings, the popular Salt Museum and pedestrianised shopping area. Also on the edge of Northwich is the Anderton Nature Park which is home to the famous Anderton Boat Lift connecting the Trent and Mersey canal to the Weaver through a working 50ft lift dating back to 1875. Within driving distance are a host of attractions, such as the historic city of Chester, Delamere Forest, Cheshire Oaks Outlet Village, National Trust properties, including Tatton Park, Dunham Massey, Quarry Bank and Speke Hall, Trafford Centre, golf courses on the Wirral, North Wales beaches, and the major cities of Liverpool and Manchester. Sandiway is an ideal base for exploring this part of the North West of England.
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