Cheshire is a historic and scenic county in North West England offering walkable historic centres, Roman and medieval heritage, extensive canals, and good rail and public transport connections for tourists.
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Childe of Hale Cottage
This detached Grade II listed thatched cottage dates back to the 15th century and offers a historic setting close to local pubs and countryside walks in a village on the Trans Pennine Trail.
A spacious, oak-beamed Grade II listed first floor apartment with wood burning stove and exposed brickwork, situated in the countryside near Chester with views over the Cheshire countryside and convenient transport links.
Helsby is a village in Cheshire, England, known for Helsby Hill, a prominent sandstone hill featuring ancient hillfort remains and extensive rock climbing opportunities. Managed by the National Trust, the hill offers walkers scenic views across Cheshire and beyond. The nearby former quarry is now a woodland park with notable geological features.
Willington Lodge is a large Grade II listed Georgian country home set in a rural part of north Shropshire, offering accommodation for up to 23 guests in eight bedrooms with extensive period features and spacious grounds including gardens and courtyards.
A stone cottage from the 1840s located adjacent to a canal with views of the Peak Forest canal towpath and the High Peak Moors, featuring a first floor terrace, enclosed lawned garden, and private parking for two cars.
Lyme Park is a large estate in Cheshire managed by the National Trust, featuring the largest house in Cheshire with Elizabethan and Palladian-Baroque architecture, extensive formal gardens and deer park, and historical indoor exhibits including the Lyme Caxton Missal. It also serves as a filming location and offers food facilities on site.
Follow a detective trail through Lyme House to find bugs and beasties, learn how insects affect the historic collections, and investigate damaged objects in the Long Gallery.
A ground-floor self-contained apartment in Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent, located in a converted former public house with practical accommodation near local attractions and outdoor sites.
This Grade II listed historic windmill near Chester offers a unique multi-storey countryside retreat with original features, enclosed garden, and private parking, allowing up to 6 guests and 2 pets, but is not child-friendly.
The Blue Planet Aquarium in Ellesmere Port is the largest aquarium in North West England, featuring extensive marine and freshwater tanks including a 4 million liter main tank with a 71m underwater shark tunnel. It offers themed habitats showcasing diverse aquatic life and interactive experiences.
A ground floor bungalow accommodation situated within a World Heritage area near the Thomas Telford aqueduct in Trevor, offering a spacious kitchen, three bedrooms, enclosed garden with barbecue, and private parking for five cars.
Trevor Hall is a significant historic house in Wales set within 150 acres of private woodlands and gardens. Visitors can enjoy both indoor tours of the house's unique collections and extensive outdoor walks, including part of the Offas Dyke path, with stunning views of the Dee Valley.
A well-located first-floor apartment in the historic town of Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent, featuring two bedrooms and suitable for families or groups, near pottery heritage sites and family attractions.
This 18th-century renovated cottage offers a cosy and private retreat with a walled terrace and small herb garden, set in a rural location near scenic drives and historic sites.
Erddig is a historic country house and estate in Wrexham, Wales, featuring a unique collection of servant memorabilia, 18th-century furniture, and extensive formal gardens. Visitors can explore both the house interiors and the landscaped outdoor parklands including remnants of Norman and medieval earthworks. The estate provides a distinctive insight into the life of an 18th-century Welsh country squire and his household, with on-site amenities including a café and activities suitable for children.