Luxury self-catering accommodation in Cheshire
Country walks, ancient historical sites and sweet summer picnics: the county of Cheshire also has beautiful luxury properties to suit visitors hoping to enjoy all of the above, plus tasty home-grown produce in the markets.
Before making a start on the miles of wild moorland, rocky peaks and hiking trails for which this area is so well known, take a little time to start the explorations in the city of Chester. History is all over the city, from the Roman walls to the cathedral, a world-famous zoo, and ancient collection of Rows, a seam of black and white timbered shops. Chester's history is as evident here as it was in Roman times, thanks to ancient traders populating the city's pretty streets and providing stories for the city museums.
If you've made it this far north (or south) it could well be the famous countryside that brought you here. Book a big self-catering farmhouse in the Peak District region, where foothills and trails can be mapped out every day, then return to local produce sourced from market towns like Macclesfield, Nantwich and Altrincham. Cheshire's Peak District covers almost 100 square miles, so don't leave your farmhouse kitchen without making a picnic big enough for the day: the scenery will keep you hooked until sunset.
Scarlet Hall
Warm and welcoming, grand and rural, this luxury self-catering country home with pool offers the perfect spot for family holidays and reunions.
Sleeps: Up to 22 guests
Alternative Group Option: Up to 12 guests
From: £7,695 per week, £5,495 per short break
Pets: Two well-behaved dogs are welcome
Features: Indoor heated pool (water and air temperature heated to 32 degrees), sauna, games room, snooker table, cinema room, badminton hall, boules, golf, table tennis, croquet, rounders
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