Anglesey House is a simply stunning terraced property resting in the quaint town of Nantwich. With beautiful décor throughout and access to local amenities and attractions, this property is ideal for a family or friends looking for a stylish abode in Cheshire. Be welcomed into a spacious sitting room with the ambient glow of a woodburning stove, encouraging guests to recline with a cup of tea after a long day of exploring, or there is the option of a games room where you can try out a game of pool. When mealtimes call, the kitchen/diner is well equipped to take care of your culinary needs, boasting tasteful grey furniture, a sitting area, and dining table for hearty meals, creating an opulent social hub for all guests to enjoy. To the rear of the property, throw open the patio doors, and head out onto the patio, a charming space to enjoy a tipple as the sun sets and the stars appear overhead. When sleep calls, freshen up in a pretty bathroom with roll-top bath and stunning tiled shower, or a ground-floor shower room, before cosying up in one of the bedrooms. Each houses storage for your belongings, as well as their own character and charm, so choose between a super-king-size with en-suite shower room and Juliet balcony, two king-size rooms, and a double. When you are ready to explore, head out into the town of Nantwich and browse the independent stores, enjoy a hearty meal out, or a drink in a local bar, or visit the local museum to find out more about the town. Options include Bench, Ginger and Pickles for home-made tea and cake, and The Wickstead Arms. Further afield you will find canal walks at the Venetian Marina, where there is also a café, Reaseheath Mini Zoo, the historic city of Chester, Alton Towers, and the Peak District National Park, where there are many walks. Make a memorable getaway to Cheshire with a stay at Anglesey House.

The delightful market town of Nantwich is located 5 miles to the south east of Crewe and stands on the banks of the River Weaver and the Shropshire Union Canal. It is famous for its outdoor Brine Pool which is one of the few remaining in the UK and heated throughout the summer. There are regular market days throughout the week and a monthly farmers' market showcasing the best of produce from the local area. Nantwich town centre is pedestrianised and benefits from some superb examples of historic buildings, and is well worth visiting in spring and summer when it comes alive with floral displays throughout the streets. Nantwich plays host to many events throughout the year, including The Battle of Nantwich in January, the Jazz, Blues and Music Festival at Easter and the world-famous International Cheese Awards in July. Both Market Drayton and Whitchurch are within 12 miles and well worth a day trip to enjoy their history and architecture.

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