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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Chalet Du Lac
Chalet Du Lac is a boutique ski chalet themed holiday home overlooking Rudyard Lake near the Peak District National Park, featuring stylish design, private Irish pub and Tikki Bar, and spacious living areas with scenic waterside views.
Coachmans Cottage is a unique detached property set over three floors in a private location within the Peak District National Park, featuring scenic countryside views, a wood burner, private hot tub, and expansive garden, ideal as a romantic retreat. It is situated near the hamlet of Fernilee and close to towns like Whaley Bridge and Buxton, offering a tranquil and natural setting with wild deer sightings and direct access to countryside walking.
Lake View is a contemporary designer home set in a beautiful lakeside environment with stunning views and ample outdoor space, ideal for family and group holidays with access to a private pub and natural surroundings.
A delightful cottage on the edge of the Caldon canal with scenic waterside views and nearby countryside park, suitable for families and couples, offering a peaceful and homely retreat.
Coole Acres Fishery & Leisure Park is a family-friendly holiday destination set in the Cheshire countryside, offering varied accommodations including cosy shepherd’s huts, glamping pods, and luxury lodges, alongside on-site fishing and a café restaurant.
These Swedish lodges are located on the edge of the Peak District in the woodlands overlooking Rudyard Lake, offering a retreat surrounded by nature and opportunities for outdoor activities such as walking, cycling, climbing, fishing, sailing, and boating.
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.
A detached Grade II listed 17th-century farmhouse near the Peak District National Park set on a working farm in rural Staffordshire Moorlands, featuring six ensuite bedrooms across three floors, original period features, a private hot tub, garden with barbecue, and private parking.
This spacious barn conversion is set within 6 acres of natural countryside near Penyfford village in North Wales, offering a family-friendly and scenic retreat with original rustic charm and modern home comforts.
This detached waterside property with peaceful views across the historic Macclesfield Canal and Cheshire countryside offers spacious accommodation and is suitable for family holidays.
Mow Cop Castle is an 18th-century folly built to resemble medieval ruins, located on the border between Cheshire and Staffordshire. It stands on a historic ridge known for ancient quarrying and offers scenic views. The site is owned by the National Trust and is free to visit.