New homes in Cheshire
Welcome to Cheshire, the home of Chester Zoo, the River Dee and the production of Cheshire cheese. Located along the main thoroughfare for North Wales, Cheshire enjoys the best of all worlds: Liverpool, Manchester and the beautiful Clwydian National Landscape. Our new houses for sale in Cheshire are designed to bring you the very best of modern life, from direct access to the cities of the North West to eco-friendly, energy-efficient homes in this cosy northern county.
Living in Cheshire
Wondering what to do in Cheshire? From stunning natural landscapes to Chester Zoo, there’s no shortage of activities to keep you busy. Our new build homes in Cheshire are located among rolling English hills and within driving distance of the sprawling Welsh countryside, with plenty of amenities in between. Expect beautiful rural scenery, historic market towns and all of the shopping opportunities that come with them. Find your next buy at the Cheshire Market, visit the UK’s largest designer outlet at Cheshire Oaks, drive over to the Clwydian Range or visit one of many National Trust sites nearby.
Locations
Our locations in Cheshire
Explore our new build homes in Cheshire
What TO DO
Things to do in Cheshire
Cheshire is located right next to the Welsh border, beyond which the Clwydian Range and Dee Valley National Landscape awaits discovery. Close enough for a day trip, the range is made up of spectacular hills around the Dee just downriver of Chester. Other national parks within easy reach of Cheshire include the Peak District.
Culturally, Cheshire shines across the board: from the National Trust sites of Biddulph Grange Garden, Nether Alderley Mill, Dunham Massey and Tatton Park to museums such as the Lion Salt Works and the Grosvenor, the county has plenty of history to discover. It’s also home to the UK’s largest radio telescope, Jodrell Bank, where you can visit a family-friendly science centre based on astrophysics and watch the telescope move in real time.
Cheshire’s crowning glory is Chester Zoo, a major destination for school trips and family holidays across the North West. With over 37,000 animals including tigers, painted dogs, otters, cheetahs and even the rare Andean Bear, the zoo functions as a conservation program and is known for its breeding programs of rare and endangered animals.
For a more adrenaline-filled day, Cheshire is home to Gulliver’s World, a family-friendly theme park located in Warrington. With galleons, roller coasters, dodgems and a dinosaur safari tour, the immersive park is the perfect place to treat the kids to a birthday party or a special day out.
If you prefer a simple shopping outing, Chester’s 2,000 years of trading history make it the perfect spot to visit a market or feed the need for retail therapy at the Grosvenor shopping centre.
GETTING AROUND
Transport in Cheshire
Cheshire transport operates as railway and road links to Manchester, Liverpool and Wales, as well as motorways carrying commuters to the south. As a very central county, Cheshire benefits from access to locations across the UK, and the M53, the M6 and the M62 connect the county to Liverpool, Carlisle, Coventry and Leeds.
Crewe Train Station is the main transport hub of Cheshire, sending trains to Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester and even London and Glasgow. Even if you live out of reach of Crewe, transport in the North West is notably good, with frequent trains to towns and villages and regular bus services circling almost every locale in the area.
The county offers four park and ride locations to visit Chester, helping you to avoid the traffic of the city centre. Cheshire also connects its rural residents to the public transport network – and any other amenities they need – with the itravel bus service, an on-demand option for residents. Looking for new houses for sale in Cheshire?
Check out our locations below to see if your dream home could be ready for you in the North West.
