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PRIVATE entrance to studio. Private drive parking BOOKINGS MUST COMPLY WITH NEW GOVERNMENT GUIDELINES(5pm - 11am check in/out.FREE continental breakfast.Vegan on request. 5mins to shops ,bars,restaurants. SMALL en-suite.kitchenette .Tble top oven m/wave, kettle ,toaster and mini fridge. New double bed.mini wardrobe,side tble.Table +chairs,tv.Compact ensuite with shower. 10min walk to ;train station,9 pubs/restaurants,Costa ,Waitrose ,Asda, Tesco . 5 miles to airpt 17£ Studio 4x2.6 metres

Your compact private space.Separate room attached to my bungalow.suitable for one or 2 people.sml bright cute room with small separate ensuite .FREE CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

We live on a small cul de sac which has semi and detached houses. Most of my neighbours have lived here many years and we all know each other. We have a small village and also 5mins by car the next village Bramhall has many shops and restaurants and voted friendliest village a few years ago. Bramhall hall and park are 10 mins walk away and very beautiful worth you visiting if you love Tudor houses

Self contained garage flat, with large living/bedroom area, lovely modern en-suite and sizeable private kitchen. There’ll be tea, coffee, hot choc, etc .. milk in fridge and cereal in the cupboard, help yourself :) Close to Stoke, Cheshire, Staffs Moorlands .. people often use as stop off for Alton Towers if coming North or South on M6, as close to the motorway. Towels provided.

Bedroom/Lounge with en-suite (private) Kitchen (Private)

Close to Stoke, Newcastle, Congleton, Staffs Moorlands

Owls Loft is a self contained holiday cottage with a private outdoor seating area and paddock. In a tranquil, rural setting, with views of the Cheshire Plain, this is a great place to recharge your batteries. It is well located to visit the Peak District, or get the train into Manchester from Macclesfield or Congleton. There are a number of National Trust properties within easy reach, as well as Alton Towers, Chatsworth House, the antique shops of Leek and the pottery towns of Stoke on Trent.

Owls Loft has a cosy cottage feel, but is spacious and comfortable. The kitchen and shower room are located on the ground floor and upstairs is a sitting room, with log burner, and a double bedroom. Outside there is a private patio seating area and you have exclusive access to a small paddock.

Owls Loft is on the edge of Biddulph Moor, a village in the Staffordshire countryside. We have 2 pubs, 2 shops and a school and we are just a few miles from Congleton or Leek, and any amenities you may need are available in Biddulph, just down the hill. This is a lovely area for walking, and we are just up the road from Biddulph Grange Gardens and country park.

A magnificent, detached stone barn conversion situated in unspoilt open countryside, with uninterrupted views across fields and Gradbach Forest, the site of Lud's Church and the Roaches. Lovingly restored and immaculately-presented throughout, the well-equipped spacious Wildboarclough cottage offers a perfect base to explore the Peak District National Park.

The cottage has a spacious well-equipped dining kitchen with electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, dishwasher and original exposed beams and an exposed stone wall. The bright and airy sitting room boasts patio doors overlooking the Dane Valley, a woodburner, TV with Freeview & HDMI, DVD, radio, CD, iPod dock, WiFi, selection of books, games and DVDs. Further exposed stone walls, adding to the property's charm and character, and making for a delightful room to sit in and relax after a day's walking. Upstairs, the cottage has a large landing area and 3 steps leading down and up to the king-size bedroom with its exposed oak beams, wall joists and high galleried ceiling, creating a feeling of quality and style. A large bathroom offers a bath and separate large shower cubicle. The cottage has oil central heating with woodburner. Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburner inc. in rent, additional logs available to purchase from owner. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off road parking for 2 cars. Bike storage. Cot bed on the landing area (please bring own infant bed linen), however please bring own travel cot if you want your infant (under age 2 only) to sleep in bedroom. High chair and stairgates. Garden furniture. Sorry, no pets and no smoking.

The Barn At Goosetree Farm is situated approx. 7 miles from Buxton, 7 miles from Macclesfield, 7 miles from Leek and 18 miles from Bakewell. The property sits on a farm in open countryside in the Peak District National Park. There are some great pubs around with one only a mile away! There is a shop 2 miles away, cafe at Gradbach 0.25 miles and an Ice Cream Farm 1.5 miles away.

Private room in Poynton on the edge of the Peak District ideal base for walkers, bikers and the outdoors and just 30 mins into Manchester and 15 mins to the Airport. Woodford CAE training school 10 mins and 15 minutes drive to the new facility in Cheadle. Local information book in room. Poynton village has lots of pubs, cafes, and restaurants and is a 5 minutes walk. We have a second room at the property for 1 person - see seperate listing

Bedroom 1 : Although a small room it is well equipped and this space comes complete with high speed Internet access, desk space for those studying or wanting their own space during their stay and a TV. Complementary tea/coffee making facilities Bedrooms 2: NOT available at the moment Larger of the two rooms, no desk but this one has a TV and overlooks the garden. Both rooms have tea/coffee making facilities and internet access.

A very quiet neighbourhood we are located on one of the many cul de sacs in this estate. No passing traffic nearby and a large turning circle to park your vehicle in front of the house.

Designed as the perfect theatre digs for people working at the New Vic Theatre in Newcastle or the Regent Theatre in Stoke this is in an ideal location to explore the potteries, comfortable and close to all the local attractions including Alton Towers Theme Park.

The property has free WiFi,free Netflix and now TV. Short distance to stoke town centre which is a 8 minute walk. Also a 13 Minute walk to stoke train station. The property has a fitted kitchen included a tea and coffee machine and George Forman grill and griddle. Also a small fridge freezer. Close to local bars and new jollies entertainment bar.

Walking distance to all transport facilities.

The neighborhood is safe and friendly.

Our place is suitable for single and solo adventures. It is situated near Manchester airport(one stop away).Also supermarket and local shops available. Over all its a family home.

Located in a lovely rural farming village in the Staffordshire Moorlands boasting many public footpaths for walkers. Our self contained studio accommodation, is located in the garden area of the property and features a lovely view of our garden. It is perfect for guests seeking a comfortable and private base to enjoy and explore the beautiful Staffordshire Moorlands, Peak District & Alton Towers. There are 3 local country pubs serving food (walking distance) Fishing pool & recreation ground.

Montana annex is accessed by a private front entrance door and features open plan studio layout. The fitted kitchen includes, integrated fridge, combination microwave, toaster, kettle, two ring electric hob, kitchen utensils as well as pots & pans, tea and coffee. The separate bathroom includes shower, toilet, vanity basin and heated towel rail, including towels. The bedroom area has a comfortable double bed providing 4 drawer storage in the base. There is also a wall unit with hangers for other clothes and coats. The lounge area includes a television and double sofa bed, with double bedding. There is also an option for a single fold away bed & bedding if that is preferred to the double or a travel cot with full bedding if required. Whatever combination of options are required, we can tailor things to suit your needs for a maximum number of four guests. A window blind and curtain provides complete privacy for guests. Key box/safe entry is available for both self check-in and check-out, allowing flexible arrival time and self check in.

Dilhorne is a historic coal-mining farming village in Staffordshire. The village has excellent public footpaths, recreation ground, fishing pool and church dating back to the Norman Conquest.

Barrow Bunk barn is situated on our farm nestled in the high hills just behind the famous Roaches estate well known for amazing rock climbing and fabulous walks with stunning views. The bunk barn sleeps 6 and is a shared space with a seating area and cooking space, beds are provided but you will need to bring sleeping bags and pillows, the shower and toilet block is located below the bunk barn and is shared with our customers that are using the camping field.

With stunning countryside on our doorstep and nestled just behind the renowned climbing venue of the Roaches which is ten minutes walk from the Bunk barn where you can spend the day climbing or continuing a circular walk taking in Luds church, Hen cloud and Ramshaw rocks. Make sure you take plenty of stops to take in the views where on a clear day you can see the Welsh hills, the Wrekin and Long Mynd, Jodrell bank and Tittisworth reservoir . Also keep your eyes peeled for peregrine falcons,Curlews,Lapwing, Snipe, Cuckoos, owls and many more amazing wildlife that lives in the area.

If you want to venture out in the car then just down the road is the lovely town of Leek which is very dog friendly and has regular local markets throughout the week. Then to the north is Buxton which is famous for being the highest market town and its spa water, dome, theatre and many more fabulous buildings.20 minutes to the east is Bakewell be sure to try a Bakewell pudding and just a bit further is the grand Chatsworth house. We are 30 minutes from Macclesfield, 50 minutes from Manchester and Sheffield and 40 minutes from Stoke-on-Trent with all the big name pottery factories and museums. So with plenty to see and do you are going to need longer than a weekend visiting Hazel Barrow Farm!

The OId Milk Shed is a self-contained annexe with a very comfy double bed and a double sofa bed. The property is finished to the highest standard with home-from-home comforts. Set in the grounds of our family home this self-contained annexe has everything to ensure you have a relaxing and enjoyable stay. Facilities include a bathroom complete with shower and a small kitchen area with a fridge, microwave, toaster and kettle. Towels and bed linen are provided and there is a hair dryer.

If you have any specific requests, we will always try to accommodate them as we are only a knock away during your stay.

The property is based in Northwich, England, United Kingdom. Within a 2 minute walk there is a local convenience store and great fish & chip shop. Within a 3-5min drive there is a number of supermarkets, Odeon Cinema, restaurants, bars, shops and cafes. The property is situated a short 5 minute drive from a village called Hartford with a some great bars and a very popular restaurant called Chime. Very close by there are a number of great curry houses.

Winterley is a traditional hamlet near Haslington village which has a post office, bakery, pubs, restaurants and churches . The location is surrounded by beautiful Cheshire countryside and the attractive Historical market town of Sandbach, with its Saxon Crosses & weekly market. There is a Waitrose & independent shops. Nantwich, Chester & Crewe are all within easy reach. Junction 17 M6 Motorway is approx 3 miles away. Near is Crewe Station with fast access into London & major cities.

Charming double bedroom with ensuite. Close to both junctions 16 and 17 of M6 convenient to avoid traffic congestion. 35 miles from Manchester, 25 miles from Manchester Airport and 45 miles from Birmingham. Guest are free to use the kitchen to prepare meals and use all kitchen facilities

Quite neighbours, stunning duck pond at the top of the road and Brook that runs behind the property with ducks and Moor hens

My home is very welcoming peaceful and cosy. There is adequate free car parking on the street outside or nearby. There is a lovely garden with seating and fresh herbs if you like to cook. It is 6 minutes walk to the train /bus station and Town Centre, full of great stores, pubs and restaurants. Manchester is 20 minutes away on the train. There is a hypermarket 4 minutes walk away.

I have a cosy single room for 1 guest, however if you require the double room,that can be arranged. There is space also for a travel cot.

The neighbourhood is quiet and friendly. Just 4 minutes walk away is the Riverside Park. It is a beautiful walk along the River Bollin, only 45 minute walk to reach Prestbury. I can cook an evening meal, if required. There is cereal and toast, tea and coffee is available for breakfast! I dog walk so you can leave your doggie with me if you need to go places that your dog cannot go!

This gem is conveniently situated in a quiet area of Bentilee, Stoke-On-Trent. It lies between Longton and Hanley (main Stoke centre) and it is only 10-12 minutes' drive/bus ride to the main train station, Staffordshire University and Hanley town centre. The nearest bus stop is only about 50m away and there is a Lidl grocery shop only 6 minutes' walk away. FREE parking is available on the street and there's a pub only 150m away that sells good food and a gym nearby.

The house is luxuriously decorated with newly decorated walls and floors. The space provides high speed BROADBAND and digital TV (Virgin Media). Bathroom has both bath tub and shower separate but in the same room. There is an additional downstairs toilet. The kitchen is beautifully decorated and equipped with a microwave, stove, oven, kettle, self-served breakfast, a washing machine and a dishwasher. The garden is well maintained and can be used by guests. There are garden chairs on the deck to make guests feel more at home.

Double bedroom available in a 3 bedroom house to share with the owner and 1 lodger. Share Lounge/dining room, bathroom and fully equipped kitchen. Bedroom is fully furnished with a TV, USB sockets, Wardrobe and Chest of Draws. Bedding, linen and towels are provided and are changed weekly for stays of 2 weeks or more.

The house is clean & tidy and well equipped with all you would expect in a modern house. There is Super Fast Virgin Wifi throughout the house, TV, Comfy Sofas and Dining Table in the lounge. The Kitchen is fully equipped with Fridge Freezer, Dishwasher, Washing Machine, Tumble Dryer and Cooker & Hob. There is plenty of Crockery, Cutlery, Cookwear, Glasses and Utensils for you to use, along with Tea & Coffee and condiments to help your self to.

The house is conveniently situated in Stoke on a quiet residential street. There is on street parking available. A central location the house is a 10 minute walk to the Town Center which has a Sainsburys and Lidl as the main supermarkets, high street shops and cafe's, takeaways and pubs. there are frequent bus services to the surrounding towns and a regular serviced to the City Centre (Hanley). Hanley is where the main shopping center and high street is. The Regent Theatre, Hanley Bus Station, Etruria business, Leisure and Retail Parks are also located in Hanley. The Royal Stoke Hospital and Newcastle Under Lyme Town Center are a 7 minute drive in the other direction.

Our small but comfortable 1 bedroom cottage is situated at the edge of a village. It has spectacular views across the valley and is in easy reach of interesting places to visit such as Chatsworth House, Alton Towers and the Peak District.

Situated on the edge of a village, at the end of a private lane you will find your holiday retreat. On the ground floor is the kitchen, a double bedroom and the bathroom. Up the stairs is the living room with views over the valley. The Wolery has all the modern conveniences that you need for a relaxing holiday.

Situated at the edge of a village in the unspoilt and little know area that is the Staffordshire Moorlands. The Wolery is a comfortable walking distance from the local, well stocked village shop and 3 very good pubs, who are happy to welcome dogs. The Marquis of Granby and The Red Lion offer good choice menu and prices. The village is situated close to cycle paths nearby where there is safe cycling for miles. Also, locally there are fishing pools and clay pigeon shooting ranges should you wish to try countryside pursuits.

'The Vestry' is an 1846 church building, now a delightful studio cottage for couples, families or business trips with easy access to Manchester airport/city. On the edge of the Peak District it includes a comfortable double bed, 2 single beds on the mezzanine and a single bed (if reqd). Relax in front of the wood burning stove, or on the lovely rear deck overlooking our brook and woodland. It’s an easy 5 minute walk to the village with great pubs, shops and restaurants.

Lovingly renovated over the past 5 years, we have transformed The Vestry into a calming, private sanctuary full of character, history and interest. The Vestry comfortably sleeps 4 (although we can accommodate 5), with the main bed on the ground floor and 2 single beds on the mezzanine level. You do need to climb a ladder up to mezzanine so we recommend that only children over 7 should sleep up top. For younger children, or those who need access to the bathroom during the night, we can provide an additional single bed on the ground floor. The mezzanine isn't just for children however, and adults can also sleep up there (just watch the head height) as it can be a little tight (see photos). There is an en-suite bathroom with a fabulous shower, and we provide towels and toiletries, as well as all linen, duvets and pillows. If you're planning to stay for more than a few days, we're happy to do a change over of linen and towels during your stay. (Please ensure you ask us to so we know to have the linen ready for you) The wood burning stove will be ready to light on arrival, so you can enjoy the warmth and ambience of a real fire! There are plenty of board games too, and in the summer the children are welcome to play in the courtyard. We provide a selection of teas, coffee and milk for your arrival so you can settle in after your drive, and there is a variety of cereals for breakfast. In the kitchenette there is an under-counter fridge freezer and microwave. We are within an easy walk to the village and we find a lot of our guests like to eat out when they are here, and with a variety of cafes, delis and restaurants there are lots of great options to choose from. The bi-fold doors open up to a very private deck, overlooking the brook and our woodland, which is full of wildlife. This is a beautiful, secluded spot, with a table and chairs perfect for breakfast, or an end-of-day G&T or glass of wine! You can park on our driveway or smaller cars can drive into the courtyard - there is additional parking around the corner from the property should you need it. Poynton is a fantastic village for walking and cycling and The Vestry is perfectly located. From the front door you can walk to many of the accessible footpaths that weave through the village, up towards the canal and Lyme Park or down through the Village and over to Poynton Pool. We are available to give you any guidance and recommend places to go to should you need it.

Poynton is a lovely small town with a distinctly village feel. It's located on the edge of the Peak District National Park, and separated from the Manchester conurbation by a large area of green belt, giving Poynton a semi rural character with a huge amount of green space. We have a great selection of cafes, delis, and restaurants in the village, and lots of independent shops giving it a unique feel. There are a couple of great pubs (The Farmers Arms offers great food), bars and we also have a fantastic live music venue - The Acoustic Lounge - with gigs every Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Further away from the village centre, we have some classic country pubs serving great food. The train station is about 1.5 miles away with direct routes to Manchester and we have a regular bus route too.

Welcome to my cozy and elegant cottage which is located just on the brim of the beautiful Cheshire country side. This lovely home will enchant you with it's original oak beams and wood throughout the space which are dating back from the 1850's, a magnificent log burner and lots of period character and features. The entire cottage is fully furnished and equipped with quality amenities to offer you an unforgettable peaceful and relaxing experience.

This lovely cottage features 2 bedrooms, each furnished with a comfortable double bed and linens provided. The rooms are very stylish and elegant, with lots of natural light from the windows and good air circulation. You will get a good night sleep and wake up refreshed and energized. The living room is very homely and styled with unique decorative details and it has a comfortable leather couch. There is a lovely log burner which will keep you warm and cozy while watching your favorite programs on the flat screen TV with Virgin Media connection. The kitchen is fully equipped so you can unleash your culinary powers and create some tasty dishes which you can share on the small table that is just in front of the log burner. The cottage has 1 bathroom which is spotless clean and shiny so you can pamper and refresh yourself anytime of the day. On the outside of the cottage there is a lovely garden which is is flagged with Indian stone and gravel. There are beautiful potted plants throughout and a garden furniture for you to lounge on and enjoy the sun and the fresh air of the Cheshire countryside.

The home is just stones throw from the Cheshire countryside, the Peak District and lots of fun and adventure. Close to: Capesthorne hall Old Trafford Manchester Airport Peak District Alderley Edge Gawsworth Hall Manchester Knutsford Wilmslow

A luxurious self contained apartment in the downstairs of our coach house. The outside is still a work in progress with the driveway being done but I hope you find the inside to be of a very high standard. We are 5 minute walk away from the Owen house bed and 5 minutes from mobberley train station next to a lovely country pub. Waugh brow farm is also a short stroll and offers wonderful breakfasts.

Small, but bright single bedroom with a view to the front of the property. Sleeps one person comfortably. •Single bed •Lamp •Bedside table •Radiator •Double glazed windows Disclaimer: We have 3 children, but they are well behaved...usually! We have a pet cat. The main listing photo is of the rear of the property. We appreciate your positive feedback, but if you do have any problems, please just let us know and we'll do our best to resolve them. Early check in/late checkout available.

We live in a detached house with beautiful countryside views. There is a large garden and decked terrace at the rear for you to enjoy when the weather permits. The house was built in 1936 and still retains many of its original features. We also have off-road parking available on request.

Our house is in a semi-rural location overlooking the Staffordshire countryside and close to the medieval village of Audley. Audley has a range of shops and amenities. A short journey away lies the town of Newcastle under Lyme, which is the nearest shopping and commercial centre. The wider North Staffordshire region boasts picturesque countryside, award winning pubs and restaurants and a wealth of history and heritage.

Cozy single room with comfy bed in three bedroom house. Large garden and parking, all amenities included I am a friendly person who has traveled extensively. I look forward to hosting peoples from all cultures hoping a fab experience. Local shops close and supermarkets. 7 min walk to wythenshawe hospital. 8 min drive to Manchester airport close to motorway connections m56, m60 and m62. Local transport outside door 20 min to lively Manchester centre 15 min to Chorlton. Tram links 12 min walk.

Friendly house in Lovely location quiet area, close to airport and hospital as well as links to major motorways. Working professionals more than welcome. Discount given for Monday to fridays Buses and trams close to access all that Manchester has to offer as well as trendy areas like Chorlton and Didsbury. Gym and pool close by as well as local shops and a little further to major supermarkets.

Nice quiet area close to local shops a bit further there are supermarkets and shopping area as well as a gym and pool. Close to many fantastic restaurants in Northenden. Altrincham, Didsbury, Chorlton and Manchester of course the list goes on ....,,,

Hurst Cottage

Find Hurst Cottage on the corner of a leafy green country road, in the village of Biddulph in Staffordshire, boasting large gardens and bursting with character inside and out, you will have an amazing time getting to know this lovely area.The property lends itself well to families and couples because of the open space and many nooks and crannies to explore, with the small river running through part of the garden making it truly unique.Park up the car and head down the stone steps, to the main door, and make your way into the lovely kitchen which is home to pretty pale blue cabinets and a wood counter tops, giving the room a classic cottage feel.A woodburning stove sits in the middle of the exposed red brick wall, and is accessible from the other side in the dining area, alongside a large grey stone feature wall where the original fireplace would have been years ago.This dining area has large windows with views out to the river down below, and with the windows open on a summer day, you can listen to the sound of the water flowing, while the birds sing in the trees.More incredible stonework features on the walls of the sitting room, containing sofas and chairs for you to make yourself comfy in, and why not have a chilled film night using the widescreen TV for those quiet evenings in.Upstairs there is a modern bathroom suite and next door is the master bedroom, adorned with solid wood furniture and a TV, while the second bedroom is twin.To the outside where you’ll hopefully be able to spend a lot of time (if the weather behaves!) you’ll find a bubbling hot tub, set into the decking looking over the rest of the beautiful garden, which stretches on for what seems like forever!Take a minute to discover this fairytale-esque garden; cross the little bridge over the river, run in between the shrubbery.The local area offers some great day out opportunities, like visiting Biddulph Grange, a National Trust owned house and landscaped gardens, with the gardens divided into many areas based on their influences around the world, or take a walk up to Mow Cop Castle, a hilltop stone tower, set on the ridge that forms the boundary between the counties Cheshire and Staffordshire.Day trips over to Chester, Liverpool or Manchester could be on the cards being all within an hour and a half drive away, so if you're not often in this area of the UK, head over to one of these bustling cities that all have so much to offer.Enjoy your holiday in a property full of character and interesting features like Hurst Cottage, and you will make beautiful memories.

A single room in a lovely little detached house, 15-20 mins walk from Manchester Airport train station (using Google Maps) with overnight parking. Very close to all transport links. Way cheaper than the airport Hilton and much cosier! The room itself is quite unique, with a considerable amount of pop culture paraphernalia to browse. Happy to leave guests to their own devices, or to chill out and watch a film with me in the living room - whatever works! Do let me know if you've any questions.

Single bedroom in a relatively new-build area, with a large driveway for parking. Bed is a standard 6' day bed with solid wood sides. Use of all shared amenities: upstairs bathroom/downstairs WC; living room with large TV/home cinema setup; kitchen with washing machine, microwave... all mod cons! Large rear garden with patio furniture (smoking outside, thanks). Plenty of space in the fridge, plus fibre broadband access. I also have a lovely dog, a Jack Russell cross called Izzy - sometimes she's with me, other times she's with my folks. She's well looked after no matter where she is! Check-in time is 8pm on weekdays, but happy for you to arrive anytime after midday on weekends if arranged prior to your stay. Give me a shout if you’ve any questions :-)

Very close to the airport, which is the main draw really - couple of local parks nearby, and the lovely Airport Pub which has a beer garden overlooking the runway. A great hidden gem only a short taxi ride away. Chinese and Indian takeaways are two minutes' walk round the corner, along with a convenience store open till 10pm. McDonald's, Kentucky Fried Chicken and Domino's Pizza are all situated nearby on Wythenshawe Civic Centre.

The perfect country retreat in Cheshire, situated in a stunning rural location, within 100m of the Llangollen canal, with the market towns of Nantwich, Whitchurch and Tarporley in close proximity. An abundance of excellent gastro pubs await you –whether for dining or just popping in for a beer or two during a walk along the famous Sandstone Trail, the canal or one of the many trails. Ideal location when attending one of the numerous wedding venues, historic Chester, or Castles nearby.

Withy Meadow Studio apartment is a contemporary and comfortable place to escape to and relax in the Cheshire countryside - with a fully equipped kitchenette and an en suite wet room leading off the bedroom area. French doors lead from the living room area onto a private patio, with its own exclusive Hot Tub, gas BBQ, Chiminea and garden furniture, ready to take advantage of its sunny aspect. We are not able to accommodate guests who have any kind of fake tan applied as this will discolour the water and affect the Hot Tub filtration system. See also the House Rules for more information on the use of the Hot Tub

The Nantwich Show and the biggest and best International Cheese Show in the world, the local Food and Jazz Festivals, Cholmondeley Castle and the Pageant of Power, the Equerry International Horse Show and Carfest at Bolesworth Castle, Peckforton Castle and of course the natural attraction of the historic Roman City of Chester, and its renowned Zoo with over 1.9 million visitors each year.

Unique, luxury, spacious 4 bedroom cottage in the heart of picturesque Rainow, Cheshire. Sleeps up to 9 comfortably. Perfect for exploring the eastern point of the Peak District and close to the amenities of Macclesfield. The property is a converted pub and dates back to 1810. But has recently been lovingly restored and updated to modern standards, without loosing its natural charm. The property is situated next to the main pub in Rainow, The Robin Hood, which serves hot food through the day.

Recently restored and renovated, extremely spacious character cottage, oozing with charm. Perched on the side of the peak district hills in beautiful Rainow, with magical, open views. Well-equipped for the perfect Peak District stay.

Rainow is a beautiful village and civil parish in Cheshire, England, in the valley of the River Dean and next to the B5470 road between Macclesfield and Kettleshulme. It straddles the eastern side of the Peak District border of Derbyshire and Cheshire. The area is popular among nature observers, walkers, cyclists and para-gliders as well as those looking for romantic stays. The village lies in Cheshire's portion of the Peak District, just North East of the substantial town of Macclesfield; but visitors would never know it, for the hill of Kerridge shields Rainow on the Western side, while to the East, rise some of the highest of the region's peaks - Cat’s Tor and Shining Tor.  The ridge here at “The Tors” marks the parish boundary, (it's a large parish for a small village) and offers wonderful views across the Goyt Valley, with its reservoirs and forests.  Views from Kerridge are no less spectacular, stretching right across the Cheshire plain to the Welsh mountains.  "Rainow" derives from the Old English for "Raven Low" - "low" meaning "hill" in these parts  - and it is an indication of how bleak an environment this would have been in ancient times.  Nevertheless, the village was right at the heart of things, for ancient trackways met here, in the days when ridges were the best places to run packhorse routes; one went North along Kerridge, (literally, "Key Ridge") while an all important route for Cheshire salt ran West-East.  These ancient ways now make for great walking; the Gritstone Trail also skirts the village, while a veritable maze of local paths can take the walker in any direction, to Windgather Rocks, Tegg's Nose, Pym Chair - resonant names for extraordinary places.  At Tegg's Nose Country Park, a few miles South, there is a visitors' centre and a fascinating archaeological trail to follow on foot. The most prominent local feature, (and great short walk destination) is White Nancy, a folly standing at the Bollington end of Kerridge.  Originally the site of a beacon that would have been lit to warn of foreign invasion, the strange, bell-shaped structure was built to celebrate victory over Napoleon, and was a summer house.  Today it is simply a solid lump of a structure, but it has always been painted white.  The origin of "Nancy" is not certain, but may have been taken from the name of one of horses used to pull building materials up the very steep hill. There are numerous ancient standing stones and bronze age tumuli dotted around the area, testament to an unbroken line of settlement, though the village itself did not really get going until the 18th century, when the River Dean was first used to power early cotton mills.  Two of these venerable buildings still stand; Ingersley Vale Mill, built in 1809, was famous for having the second largest water wheel in the country - beaten only by the great Laxey Wheel, on the Isle of Man.  Rainow's prosperity was short-lived, however, as Bollington, only a mile away, had access to the newly dug canal and thus supplies of coal to fuel new, steam-powered mills.  The coming of the railway to Macclesfield did even more to drag the centre of industry away to the West, so that today one would never guess as to the village's industrial past. Coal was mined in the 19th century out of the East side of Kerridge. One of the mines was known as the California drift mine, after one of the local Vare family that had taken part in the Gold Rush there in 1849. The name was shortened to Cali; the stretch of the River Dean that runs along the foot of Kerridge is still known locally as Cali Brook. The Quebec drift mines were dug on the South slope of Big Low, named, again after another Vare family member who had worked in Canada. Quarries are still a feature of the West side of Kerridge, but the predominant view all around Rainow is heavily rural; green pastures, woods and trickling streams. At The Oaks, an area of woodland near Thornsett farm, there is a remnant of the ancient woodland that would have once covered these hills; the oaks in question are Sessile Oak, an upland species, clearly differing from the Common Oak found on the Cheshire Plain. While it may lack shops, the village is blessed with a fine selection of pubs:- on Macclesfield Road, The Highwayman is a traditional 17th century country pub, serving Thwaites bitter and excellent home-cooked food. The Rising Sun offers equally fine ales and  food, while The Robin Hood Inn on Church Brow is open all day for  food and drink, seven days a week.  It has a function room for up to 80 people, making it ideal for large gatherings. At Common Barn Farm there is a tea shop catering for ramblers on the Rainow Ring walkers' footpath.  Jane Osmond's Studio/Gallery at Cesterbridge Cottage, Kerridge End is open to visitors between 10am and 5pm on weekdays. Jane produces original prints, mostly etchings and silk-screens of our local landscape, and teaches the print technique at her studio. For the superstitious, or the ghost hunters among you, the historical records reveal two oddities:- "Two Rainow women, Ellen Beech and Anne Osbalderton, were hanged after the 1656 Michelmas Assizes at Chester for practising "certain arts from which wicked and devilish acts certain people of Rainow fell ill and died"." 

Independant home sitting beside a pond surrounded by beautiful English garden. Large living room and terrace with small bathroom and kitchen. Steep staircase leading to double bedded mezzanine and sofa bed on the ground floor. Private parking.

Self-catering. With Breakfast basket on arrival. Mezzinine floor with double bed. Sofa bed in sitting area. Shower . Wood burning stove. Small kitchen with Cooker and Microwave. Fridge. French windows to terrace. Overlooking farmland.

Very rural, quiet and accessible. Near Jodrell Bank Telescope, Four Oaks Nurseries,and Tatton Park, Capesthorne Hall. RHS Gardens and several Restaurants in vicinity

Bijou guest house, in splendid isolation! Stay in our converted piggery, built out of local stone and set in lovely grounds on the edge of Ipstones. Set back from a narrow country road which is barely trafficed, you will feel the stresses of modern life slip away. The Piggery is decorated as a tiny house, complete with its own shower and toilet and warmed by underfloor heating. The Piggery is a great base for visits to Alton Towers, The Peak District, The Potteries and for outdoor pursuits.

We are in the heart of the Staffordshire Moorlands, with walks into the Churnet valley on the door step. In September you can hear the resident stags rutting in the Churnet woods when the sun starts to set. You could walk down to Frogall by the canal and steam railway watching out for Kingfishers and with an ear open for woodpeckers. Hetty's tearoom is a lovely cafe/restaurant, recently opened in an old mill-building on the canal, which serves fabulous light snacks (the obligatory Staffordshire oatcake!) and a variety of cakes, including gluten free. We are 15 mins from the spectacular Roaches, with lovely walks of elevation, gritstone and heathers. (Stop off at The Lazy Trout in Meerbrook for excellent food). Ilam and Dovedale are highly recommended as a pretty but unique Staffordshire village with the famous stepping stones and flat topped hill.Our family lived there for generations, so Dad or I can probably bore the bones of you with Ilam knowledge! I'll leave it for you to ask... For cyclists the area is superb! There are many routes, challenging hill climbs and great training ground for serious competitors. For those after something more leisurely, try the Manifold Valley cycle track, through the cast scenery of the White Peaks. look out for Thor's Cave and sit by the river at the Manifold cafe with a refreshment. For gardeners I recommend a visit to Trentham Gardens, quite breathtaking planting in the restored gardens by Europe's finest designers (and also attractive cabin retail units). Locally, Consall Hall at the head of the Churnet Valley has beautiful landscaped gardens, splendid in Spring with the Rhodedendrons and Azalaes in flower. The iconic Chatsworth Hall is a lovely country drive away and for those looking for Instrusrial history, Stoke-on -Trent is the place for you! Gladstone Pottery is an excellent museum, I don't know anyone who hasn't been fascinated with a day there, or come home without having tried to throw a pot or paint a china flower! Emma Bridgewater, she of the spotty mugs, has breathed some life back into Stoke with her highly successful factory. It is worth a visit to the factory shop and the boho/Industrial cool cafe and decorating studio. After all that you will be so glad to sink onto the super comfy double bed or sip some wino on the patio, fire pit blazing and soak up the complete peace and quiet.

Ipstones is a pretty village in the Staffordshire moorlands with a thriving community spirit. With three pubs, a shop and butchers to cater for your needs, friendly locals abound and frequent music nights (Sunday night acoustic night at The Sea Lion). The walking surrounding The Piggery is excellent - it is just off the Staffordshire Way, on the doorstep of Consall and Froghall Warf, which use the industrial heritage to great use with canal cafes and pubs and steam railway. The ale rail is a great way to enjoy what local beers and ciders are around with a trip on the train! f you don't want to think about cooking on your break we have two pubs which serve food in the village ( and one for people looking for a traditional local with a great range of whisky). They are 10 minutes walk down the country lane, so park up and potter down! I recommend The Marquis of Granby for a great meal at really good prices. it is popular round here though, so booking is necessary! There are a many other recommendations around, with Leek, Ashbourne , Cheadle and Buxton offering plenty for every palette.

Light and airy self-contained suite located just 2 minutes from the M6 and a 5 minute walk from the historical market town of Sandbach. The town boasts some of Cheshire’s best restaurants and bars. Sandbach is also of historical interest with the ancient crosses and the cobbled square. The town has several boutique shops as well as a Waitrose and even an Aldi!

The Shack is unique. It’s a light airy space by day and by turning the sofa into a bed it becomes a cosy bedroom at night. It’s fully equipped with a Smart TV, WI-FI, desk and swivel chair. The luxury en-suite benefits from a heated mirror, wall hung furniture and digital shower. All bathed in natural light flooding in from the large triple glazed skylight.

Under Folly Cottage is a spacious, comfortable holiday home in the small hillside village of Mow Cop, close to the Cheshire/Staffordshire border. With ample space for six guests (beds can be madeup as 6 singles if requested). Under Folly is the perfect base to enjoy the many hiking, cycling and sight-seeing opportunities available in the surrounding area. Under Folly Cottage is ideal if you want to get away from everything.

The house comprises Ground Floor - two twin bedrooms (one of which can be turned into a super king size on request). large and well kitted out kitchen/diner and a living room to relax in after a day out (with blankets and games). Smart TV with TV apps, such as Netflix, that you can log in to. There are also plenty of HDMI ports for you to plug in a fire stick etc Ground floor WC and large wash hand basin. First Floor - Master Bedroom with Super King size bed (can be turned into 2 x Singles on request) and cot (120 x 60). Bathroom with a bath and shower over. All bedrooms come with a hairdryer and Make-up remover. If you are visiting with children High Chairs , Stair Gates, Bed Rails and Travel Cot (in addition to Cot in Master Bedroom) are available to request. Outside, we have a lovely decked patio with dining area. There is space for two cars on the front driveway (not large vans). There is a 13Amp weather proof socket ideal for charging electric vehicles if you bring your own hookup cable etc - please let me know if you will be using this. As all vehicles are different we are not able to put a cost to this extra and would appreciate if you left cash to cover the electricity used - my tarrif with SSE is 18.24p per kWh.

Mow Cop sits on the edge of the Gritstone Trail and is a short distance from the Peak District and many other hiking routes in the area. Cyclists will also love being literally next door to the famous ‘Killer Mile’ (#36 on Strava’s top 100 climbs). In close proximity (in some cases visible from the cottage!) are some of the best tourist destinations in the region. Nearby National Trust properties include Mow Cop Folly, Little Moreton Hall, Biddulph Grange, Quarry Bank, Hare Hill and Nether Alderley Mill. The beautiful Cheshire countryside can be explored at Alderley Edge, Tatton Park, Dunham Massey and Lyme Park. Astbury Mere is worth a visit and ideal to walk or run round(Google parkrun Congleton - 5k 9am Saturday mornings). Unesco World Heritage site Jodrell Bank is only a 20 minute drive away. For a taste of Staffordshire’s pottery heritage, it is only a short drive to the Wedgewood, Emma Bridgewater, Churchill, Spode and Portmeirion factories. Other fantastic places to visit include Chester, Chester Zoo, Beeston Castle, Peckforton Hills.Trentham Gardens and Trentham Monkey World. Alton Towers is only 45 minutes’ drive from the cottage. Affinity Outlet Staffordshire is a 10 minute drive away and worth a visit with Nike, M&S, Gap, Clarks, Denby & plenty of other outlet shops all undercover. Intu Potteries is 20 minutes away and offers a wide variety of shops aswell as Cineworld and plenty of places to get something to eat.

The room is in prime location, only 2 miles from Manchester airport, walking distance from Heald Green train station. Regular train service to central Manchester with most taking approximately 15 minutes.

This purpose built room is a garage extension, with your own en-suite, with new walk in shower and toilet.

We are in a beautifully quiet village of Heald Green, minutes from major links, and great local pubs and independent shops. Hungry? There is plenty of options with services like Uber Eats/Deliveroo/just Eat services

Completely self-contained self-catering accommodation in a quiet peaceful location. Very suitable for distancing yourself away from the worries of the modern life. Birds Nest Cabin is a comfortable budget accommodation. It is quite basic inside but it has all modern amenities: TV, WiFi, kitchen with microwave, cooker, kettle, toaster, fridge, crockery, utensils. It is has well established garden and outdoor terrace with beautiful views. There is a fire pit, outdoor sitting and parking.

You will stay in a 2 bedroom cabin in a rural location on Cheshire/Staffs border. Cabin is in a peaceful position tucked away on the side of a hill with views over green pastures and Congleton Edge. The location is very peaceful and quiet, lots of wildlife. Birds Nest has 2 bedrooms - a double and a twin. It has a small bathroom with a shower, a WC, fully equipped kitchen (gas cooker, fridge freezer, microwave, kettle, toaster, kitchen utensils, crockery), TV. There is a wall-mounted electric heater in the main bedroom and extra electric heaters for a smaller bedroom/sitting room. Duvets, pillows, bed linen and guest size towels are provided. There are extra duvets for each bed. There is no central heating and hot water is limited. You can wash dishes, brush teeth and wash hands etc but although, there is a shower - hot water doesn’t last long in it! this is because hot water is provided by a consecutive water heater, it means that once the heated amount of 25l is used it needs 10-15 min to heat up the next batch. We have a shower block a short walk (1-2 min of very slow walking :) away from Birds Nest, which guests are welcome to use. Birds Nest comes with outside terrace with table and chairs, cast iron fire pit, beautiful mature garden and outdoor space.

Peaceful rural location. Local golf course neighbours the farm. Local amenities are 2 miles away in Congleton, a thriving market town. Traditional English pub, serving food is 600 yards away. Many historical attractions, country walks and trails nearby. Within walking distance are Macclesfield canal, presently used for narrow boats and the Cloud, the main local landmark, - a high outcrop of rocks overlooking the Cheshire Plain, which can be conquered at a leisurely pace in 40 minutes. Also, close by are several country houses to visit, incl.Biddulph Grange (National Trust – 2 miles), Little Moreton Hall (National Trust 3 miles), Gawsworth Hall and Capesthorne Hall (both privately owned Grand Country Houses - 6 miles) and the Tatton Park (NT) is a 30 minute drive. Another famous landmark, well worth visiting, is Jodrell Bank Observatory (8 miles). The Peak District National Park is 8 miles away. The town of Leek for antiques hunting and the Rudyard Lake for boating, fishing, steam railway are both 6 miles. Excellent fishing lakes nearby.