Bunbury 4.8 miles. Resting in a gorgeous, rural setting on a working dairy farm in Woodhey Green, Cheshire, lies this excellent, detached, Grade II listed barn conversion, Cromwells Manor. Boasting an exquisite, spacious interior complete with exposed wooden beams and characterful adornments, off-road parking, and amazing views of the surrounding countryside, this fabulous holiday home is a perfect choice for families or a group of eight friends who are seeking a refreshing, self-catered escape to the heart of east Cheshire. Park up, gaze out upon the emerald, green rolling hills before stepping into your fantastic new lodgings. Once you're unpacked, head upstairs to the tastefully-laid out open-plan living space, where four sofas, a chair, and a sleek Smart TV orbit a centrepiece, double-sided woodburning stove - the social hub of the home where you can kick back and relax with your loved ones. When you're hungry, get to work in the fully-equipped kitchen space, where you'll find all the appliances you'll need to whip up a tasty, home-cooked meal that can be savoured at the large dining table, or even outdoors on the picnic benches when the sun is shining. When sleep calls, four sumptuous bedrooms, three of which have accompanying en-suites, and all of which come with their own TVs, await to whisk you all off to a night of well-earned slumber. Perfect for making memories, experience the best of Cheshire by booking Cromwells Manor. Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 1120898, together sleeping 14 guests.

Approximately 3 miles from Tarporley and 12 miles southeast of Chester is the community of Bunbury, which is located at the western border of the Cheshire Plain. Although little is known about its history before the Norman conquest, it is generally agreed that the name is Saxon in origin. It is also believed that the current parish church's location was the location of a Christian place of worship well before 1066. Early accounts of the village refer to it as Bunan byrig, the Buna stronghold. Today's village is home to a supermarket, three pubs and the stunning St Boniface Church, which is registered as a Grade I listed building on England's National Heritage List. The well-known market town of Nantwich is eight miles away. It hosts regular markets every week and a monthly farmer's market that features the best local produce. There are also numerous events held there throughout the year, such as the Jazz and Blues Music Festival at Easter and the renowned Cheese Awards in July. The mediaeval, walled city of Chester is located farther away and is home to a variety of independent stores and warm restaurants that can satisfy any appetite. From Bunbury, create memories in the North West.

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