| Hen Cottage , Chester |
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Price: £ 209- £686
Sleeps: 6 |
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| With enough accommodation for up to six people, this cottage offers an excellent base for families. There is a games room for the younger guests, including a pool-table, table-football and table-tennis. Pine floors and exposed beams give the cottage a snug and welcoming feel. |
| Rossett is a pretty village that sits alongside the River Alyn. It plays host to a number of unusual and striking buildings that have made it a source of inspiration to painters and artists for many years. The Jacobean Trevalyn Hall is made up of drunken timbers that give it a pleasingly unsteady appearance, whilst the local Church calls the inhabitants using tubular bells designed in the 19th Century. There is a golf course available for enthusiasts, while those interested in nature might like to try and spot the abundant wildlife that has made the River Alyn its home. The River Alyn is also a great local fishing spot and plays host to a number of other pursuits such as kayaking and the occasional prospector looking for elusive Welsh gold. The village has a number of good restaurants, pubs and shops and there are more to be found further afield in the historic city of Chester. Chester plays host to a variety of other attractions, such as Chester Zoo and the notable Gateway Theatre. |
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| 5 Albion Mews , Chester |
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Price: £ 188- £411
Sleeps: 3 |
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| Excellently located in a spectacular listed building, this charming, first-floor apartment is set within the city walls of Chester. With a welcoming double bedroom, a well-equipped kitchen and a cosy lounge, this wonderful property has everything you might need for a romantic getaway as well as access to a communal patio garden. With lots of things to see and do in the local area such as the unusual architecture of Chester, the world renowned zoo and the excellent shopping district, visitors will be spoiled for choice. |
| Often described as 'the jewel of the North-West of England', Chester is one of the most fascinating cities in the region. Within a small area inside the city, there are architectural examples from every time period, including Roman walls and an amphitheatre, medieval churches, Elizabethan timber-framed town houses, Georgian terraces, Victorian restorations and 21st Century design. In addition to its unusual buildings, the city also offers numerous activities to keep visitors amused including an exciting shopping precinct, Grosvenor Park and walks along the River Dee. Slightly further a field are the stunning Welsh mountains and incredible coastline – ideal for swimming, water-sports, or simply sunbathing. Also home to a number of castles, golf courses and pretty market towns, this charming city has something for everyone’s taste and budget. |
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| Bretton Cottage , Chester |
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Price: £ 300 - £ 599
Sleeps: 4 |
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| The Kennels , Chester |
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Price: £ 438 - £ 896
Sleeps: 7 |
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| Non Smoking • Pub Close By • Short Break • Ultimate |
A rural idyll on the Dee estuary in north Cheshire once a medieval deer park is the wholly lovely setting for this cluster of four newly coverted barns. Smartly furnished and very comfortable they are perfect for holidays at any time of year. The cottages sit round the perimeter of an enclosed ½ acre orchard and lawn amidst pastureland affording ample of space for tranquil relaxation yet within 15 miles of both the beautiful city of Chester and Liverpool vibrant city of culture. Contrasting cities they offer a huge range of year round attractions: Liverpool's Albert Dock is a UNESCO World Heritage site home to the Tate Liverpool art gallery the International World Slavery Museum among many and the Beatles Story. Chester boasts Roman city walls lovely riverside terraces designer shopping and a world famous zoo. Sandy beaches lie 6 miles away at West Kirby also site of a marine lake for windsurfing and the Wirral Country Park provides miles of scenic walking and cycling whilst further afield Snowdonia and the Lake District make great day trips. Parkgate (1 mile) offers restaurants café three pubs a general store and superb ice cream.
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| Orchard Cottage , Chester |
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Price: £ 365 - £ 740
Sleeps: 5 |
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| Non Smoking • Enclosed Garden • Multi Bath Shower • Pub Close By • Short Break • Ultimate • Easy Walking Access |
A rural idyll on the Dee estuary in north Cheshire once a medieval deer park is the wholly lovely setting for this cluster of four newly coverted barns. Smartly furnished and very comfortable they are perfect for holidays at any time of year. The cottages sit round the perimeter of an enclosed ½ acre orchard and lawn amidst pastureland affording ample of space for tranquil relaxation yet within 15 miles of both the beautiful city of Chester and Liverpool vibrant city of culture. Contrasting cities they offer a huge range of year round attractions: Liverpool's Albert Dock is a UNESCO World Heritage site home to the Tate Liverpool art gallery the International World Slavery Museum among many and the Beatles Story. Chester boasts Roman city walls lovely riverside terraces designer shopping and a world famous zoo. Sandy beaches lie 6 miles away at West Kirby also site of a marine lake for windsurfing and the Wirral Country Park provides miles of scenic walking and cycling whilst further afield Snowdonia and the Lake District make great day trips. Parkgate (1 mile) offers restaurants café three pubs a general store and superb ice cream.
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| Maguire's Oak , Chester |
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Price: £ 438 - £ 896
Sleeps: 6 |
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| Non Smoking • Multi Bath Shower • Pub Close By • Short Break • Ultimate |
A rural idyll on the Dee estuary in north Cheshire once a medieval deer park is the wholly lovely setting for this cluster of four newly coverted barns. Smartly furnished and very comfortable they are perfect for holidays at any time of year. The cottages sit round the perimeter of an enclosed ½ acre orchard and lawn amidst pastureland affording ample of space for tranquil relaxation yet within 15 miles of both the beautiful city of Chester and Liverpool vibrant city of culture. Contrasting cities they offer a huge range of year round attractions: Liverpool's Albert Dock is a UNESCO World Heritage site home to the Tate Liverpool art gallery the International World Slavery Museum among many and the Beatles Story. Chester boasts Roman city walls lovely riverside terraces designer shopping and a world famous zoo. Sandy beaches lie 6 miles away at West Kirby also site of a marine lake for windsurfing and the Wirral Country Park provides miles of scenic walking and cycling whilst further afield Snowdonia and the Lake District make great day trips. Parkgate (1 mile) offers restaurants café three pubs a general store and superb ice cream.
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| 4 Rose Cottages , Chester |
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Price: £ 171- £436
Sleeps: 4 |
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| This end-terrace cottage located on the owner’s one acre smallholding is a perfect example of a 19th Century property in the pretty village of Dodleston. Just five miles from the Roman City of Chester, this comfortable and spacious holiday home is well placed on the border of England and Wales. With two bedrooms – one double and one twin – the cottage is positioned right in the heart of this region making it ideal for those looking to explore all that Chester and north Wales has on offer. |
| Surrounded by rolling farmland, the pretty, rural village of Dodleston is half a mile from the border between England and Wales. This sleepy village offers a local shop and a traditional village inn that serves wholesome food as well as a fascinating 16th century church and various walking trails. These pathways form part of the renowned Cheshire Walks and allow ramblers to explore this spectacular region. There are a number of good hotels, pubs and restaurants as well as a local golf course. For those who enjoy bird watching the nearby River Alyn offers an array of different species, including herons, cormorants and kingfishers. Full of beautiful architecture, the historic City of Chester offers quality shopping and a number of excellent pubs and restaurants as well as the chance to take a walk along the medieval city walls or along the banks of the River Dee. There is even an exciting zoo nearby. |
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| Dovecote , Chester |
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Price: £ 275- £435
Sleeps: 2 |
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| This unusual property is full of character and has been tastefully renovated to a high standard. The decor and furnishings have been done in a contemporary style but many of the original features have been cleverly incorporated into the design. The living and dining areas are on open plan and are light and airy with exposed beams, the kitchen is well equipped and modern, and the double bedroom is on the mezzanine floor overlooking the lounge area. There is a single bedroom on the ground floor and a large shower room completes the accommodation. Outside, there is access to the owner’s beautiful one-acre garden with ornamental ponds, extensive lawns, summer house, furniture and barbecue. This property makes a perfect romantic retreat in this lovely area. |
| The banks of the River Alyn is the setting for the lovely village of Rossett. The village has some interesting buildings including the Jacobean Trevalyn Hall and a 19th Century church with an extremely eccentric design, and there are a variety of public houses, hotels and a scattering of shops. The river is a good place for a spot of birdwatching and herons, kingfishers and cormorants are just a few of the species that can be seen along its banks. The historic City of Chester is only six miles away and here visitors can admire the beautiful architecture, visit Roman ruins and explore the medieval city walls as well as visit the many shops and restaurants in Chester. This is a fabulous base to discover the riches this area has to offer. |
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| The Watergate Apartment , Chester |
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Price: £ 238- £436
Sleeps: 4 |
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| The Watergate Apartment is situated in the city of Chester and is set over two floors. The apartment sleeps four people and has two double bedrooms, as well as a family shower room. The apartment has a living area with a kitchen area, a dining area and a sitting area with a feature marble fireplace. To the outside of this apartment, there is a limited parking space for one car and shared use of a sun terrace with garden furniture. The Watergate Apartment is in a perfect location for exploring the delights of Chester and the many attractions within the North West of England and North Wales. |
| Chester is a city where old and new sits side by side in perfect harmony. Evident throughout the city are the remains of the Roman walls and buildings that make Chester such a unique place to visit. Many of these buildings are now chic restaurants or designer shops and there are some very characterful pubs to be found in and along the city walls. The nightlife in Chester is vibrant and friendly, much of tending to centre on the local jazz and comedy club. The famous Gateway Theatre has a regular season of plays and has had many noteworthy actors pass through its doors. Beyond Chester is a countryside made up of rolling hills and spectacular coastlines. A short drive can find you enjoying the peace and tranquillity of an ancient panorama or the hustle and bustle of major cities such as Liverpool or Manchester. |
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| Woodhouse Cottage , Chester |
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Price: £ 600 - £ 899
Sleeps: 4 |
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| Bridge Farm Cottage , Chester |
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Price: £ 190- £410
Sleeps: 2 |
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| Bridge Farm Cottage is a self contained annexe to the owner's home in a quiet residential road on the outskirts of the city of Chester. Spread out over three floors and with one double bedroom and a bathroom with a Jacuzzi bath, this cottage provides accommodation for a couple looking for a city break. The cottage also comprises a ground floor dining area leading to a mezzanine sitting area and an open plan layout on the lower ground floor with a kitchen and a sitting area. Outside the cottage is off road parking for two cars, a private patio area and use of a shared lawn which overlooks a golf course. With Chester Zoo just a short walk away and the city centre nearby, Bridge Farm Cottage is ideal for a well earned holiday in one of the country's most historic cities. |
| Chester has much to offer the tourist, including excellent shopping in and around the famous Tudor 'Rows' and walks along the Roman Walls, beside the River Dee and through the Grosvenor Park. Explore Chester's medieval cathedral, visit Chester Racecourse or spend a day at the world renowned Chester Zoo. Further afield, the Welsh mountains and coastline, the 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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| 2 Castle Quarter Cottages , Chester |
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Price: £ 190- £648
Sleeps: 8 |
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| 2 Castle Quarter Cottages is a brick built terraced cottage set on the owners' horse racing stables on the edge of the village of Ledsham near to Chester. With one twin bedroom, one single, one double and a family room (with one double and two single beds) along with two family shower rooms, this cottage can sleep up to eight people. The cottage also contains a fitted kitchen with a dining area and a sitting room. Outside the cottage is off road parking for 4 cars, a private, secure decked area with furniture (fenced off from stables), use of a communal BBQ area as well as fishing available (by arrangement with the owner). Being so close to Chester and within a short drive of Liverpool, Manchester and North Wales, 2 Castle Quarter Cottages is the ideal holiday cottage for a family looking to explore the area. |
| Ledsham is a rural village spread over a wide area, just 6 miles from Chester. The city has much to offer the tourist, including excellent shopping in the famous 'Rows', and lovely walks within the city boundaries - around the old Roman Walls, along The Groves beside the River Dee or through the picturesque Grosvenor Park. Further afield lie the stunning Welsh mountains and coastline, and the market towns and villages of Cheshire are all within easy touring distance, whilst the nearby Wirral Peninsula has many splendid courses to tempt the golfing enthusiast. |
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| The Dairy , Chester |
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Price: £ 224- £744
Sleeps: 8 |
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| This barn-conversion still retains much of its original charm through the retention of features such as exposed beams and stripped-pine flooring. The property has a wonderful farmhouse kitchen and a games room with table-tennis, table-football and a pool table; ideal for entertaining younger guests. In the summer months, French windows take you out onto a patio from which you can enjoy a glass of wine on a summer evening. In the colder seasons, the property has central eating throughout, making it a superb and spacious base for groups of up to eight people. |
| Rossett lies just inside the Welsh border, sitting on the banks of the River Alyn. It is surrounded by good, gentle walking country with much of the landscape being very flat, although hills do rise to the south and west. The village itself is made up of many striking buildings, such as Trevalyn Hall and a church that was built in 1892 by two architects and uses tubular bells to peal. Rossett is well situated for visitors to explore local attractions such as Chester Zoo, the Cheshire Ice Cream Farm and the ancient ruins of Beeston Castle. The River Alyn offers sport and tranquillity for fishermen and wildlife enthusiasts alike. Herons, cormorants, water voles and kingfishers are still to be seen along the Alyn and the fishing is plentiful. |
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| Tower View , Chester |
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Price: £ 190- £413
Sleeps: 2 |
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| Tower View is a first floor apartment within the city of Chester, close to many shops, pubs, restaurants and attractions. This apartment sleeps two people and has one double bed, which can be made into two single beds, as well as a family shower room. The apartment also has a fitted kitchen and a sitting room with dining area. To the outside of this cottage, there is a garage for one car and an additional off road parking space for one car. Tower View is a perfect holiday apartment to experience the delights of Chester and for visiting many attractions within the North West of England and North Wales. |
| Described by some as the 'the jewel of the North-West of England', Chester is a city with ample to offer all ages and tastes. There is evidence of every period of history in just a small area of the city, and 21st century architecture sits alongside ancient Roman walls and an amphitheatre, medieval churches, Elizabethan timber-framed houses, handsome Georgian terraces, and Victorian restorations. The city is also renowned for its superb shopping in the famous 'Rows', and the picturesque walks to be discovered within the city boundaries – take a stroll along The Groves beside the River Dee, along the historic Roman Walls, or through the pretty Grosvenor Park. Venture out of Chester to discover the spectacular Welsh mountains and coastline, the golf courses of the nearby Wirral Peninsula, and the market towns and villages of Cheshire. |
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| The Coach House , Chester |
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Price: £ 537 - £ 1475
Sleeps: 8 |
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| Non Smoking • Multi Bath Shower • Pub Close By • Short Break • Ultimate |
A rural idyll on the Dee estuary in north Cheshire once a medieval deer park is the wholly lovely setting for this cluster of four newly coverted barns. Smartly furnished and very comfortable they are perfect for holidays at any time of year. The cottages sit round the perimeter of an enclosed ½ acre orchard and lawn amidst pastureland affording ample of space for tranquil relaxation yet within 15 miles of both the beautiful city of Chester and Liverpool vibrant city of culture. Contrasting cities they offer a huge range of year round attractions: Liverpool's Albert Dock is a UNESCO World Heritage site home to the Tate Liverpool art gallery the International World Slavery Museum among many and the Beatles Story. Chester boasts Roman city walls lovely riverside terraces designer shopping and a world famous zoo. Sandy beaches lie 6 miles away at West Kirby also site of a marine lake for windsurfing and the Wirral Country Park provides miles of scenic walking and cycling whilst further afield Snowdonia and the Lake District make great day trips. Parkgate (1 mile) offers restaurants café three pubs a general store and superb ice cream.
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