Area Guides
Alsager
Alsager is a small Town with a big personality. Situated within Cheshire yet close to the Staffordshire border the area offers a wide range and variety of properties, many with incredible views of surrounding countryside. The Town Centre offers good shopping facilities and a plentiful choice of eateries, local bars and pubs. There are beautiful parks to stroll through and a central lake, known as The Mere, with tranquil viewing areas to enjoy. Nearby canal-side walks, rail-trail footpath, Mow Cop Castle and Little Moreton Hall are all local high lights to explore.
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Congleton
Congleton is a market town with located in southeast Cheshire. The town is about halfway between Manchester and Stoke and is part of the beautiful Cheshire Peak District. Congleton is well known for its festivals, flowers, ribbons, beers, and bears! It has over 150 local organisations and groups, its own theatre, fantastic park and paddling pool. The increasingly popular Makers Market comes to Congleton on the last Saturday of the month and the long awaited 90-million-pound Congleton Road link opened to traffic in April 21, easing congestion in this thriving town.
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Crewe
One of the largest Cheshire towns, best known as a centre of the railroad industry and recently ranked as one of the best places to live in the UK outside of London due to affordability, employment, amenities, schools, internet connectivity and accessibility to public transport, it is fair to say Crewe is on the rise!
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Newcastle
Newcastle-under-Lyme is a flourishing historical market town situated in North Staffordshire. Nestled in beautiful countryside and moorlands, with only a short drive to the stunning Peak District National Park. Newcastle benefits from a vast array of amenities that are centrally located to all the surrounding residential areas.
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Sandbach
Sandbach is a thriving South Cheshire market town with historical monuments dating back to Anglo-Saxon times. Day to day essentials are easily accessible, with a range of speciality shops including bakers, grocers, delis, restaurants, boutiques, coffee shops, Waitrose, florists and fashion shops. On Thursdays a popular traditional Elizabethan street market extends into the Town Hall. There is also a Farmers Market every second Saturday of the month on the cobbled square.
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