Nettleford Inhale is a charming first-floor apartment situated in the heart of Kelsall, Cheshire. Perfect for couples seeking a tranquil retreat, this delightful abode offers the convenience of private driveway parking and provides an ideal base for exploring the picturesque surroundings and local attractions. As you reach the first floor you will find a welcoming studio-style living space which has a nicely appointed kitchenette, a king-size bed and a lovely shower room where you can enjoy a nice hot rinse at the end of the day. When sleep calls, the property offers a peaceful retreat for you to catch your rest. Outside, the tranquil surroundings set the scene for a leisurely morning coffee or a well-earned evening tipple. When you manage to detach from the comforts of Nettleford Inhale, a world of recreation and spectacular sights awaits. Experience the thrill of Go Ape Delamere, a fantastic forest adventure park ideal for adrenaline junkies. Take in the dramatic panoramic views on a soak-up nature stroll up Old Pale Hill, with the potential to spot a Gruffalo hidden away in the woodland. For those with an eye for beauty and artistry, Mount Pleasant Gardens and Sculpture Trail offers a serene space to enjoy diverse landscapes and intriguing sculptures. Visit the meticulously crafted Abbeywood Gardens, a must-see Cheshire horticultural gem, where you can lose yourself among the beautiful, well-maintained garden rooms. As the day concludes, head over to The Boot Inn, a traditional British pub, to enjoy a hearty meal from a selection of classic pub delights and local ales. All the while remembering, your tranquil retreat at Nettleford Inhale awaits your return.

The village of Kelsall is situated on Kelsall Hill, on the edge of the Cheshire Plains. The village is located near the famous Sandstone Trail and Delamere Forest and offers picturesque buildings, two historic churches, renowned farm shops, as well as a number of excellent pubs - there is something for everyone here. Chester is located 8 miles north, and the city has quite rightly been described as 'the jewel of the North-West of England'. Perhaps the most fascinating aspect of the city is that within a very small area there is evidence of every period of history - from the old walls and amphitheatre of Roman times, through medieval churches, Elizabethan timber-framed town houses and Georgian terraces, to Victorian restorations and 21st century architecture. The city has much to offer the tourist, including superb shopping on the famous 'Rows', and lovely walks around the old Roman Walls, along The Groves beside the River Dee, or through the picturesque Grosvenor Park. The stunning Welsh mountains and coastline, and the market towns and villages of Cheshire and Shropshire are all within easy touring distance, whilst the nearby Wirral Peninsula has many splendid courses to tempt the golfing enthusiast.

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