New Homes in Cheshire

New Homes in Cheshire FAQs

• What is the Cheshire community like?

  Cheshire has a thriving community that makes it a brilliant place to live. It boasts a rich history and is committed to preserving local heritage. Residents actively engage in local events, from traditional fairs to cultural festivals, fostering a strong sense of unity and a welcoming atmosphere.

• What is life like in Cheshire?

  A wide-ranging county where you’ll find traditional villages, old industrial towns and upmarket hotspots in plentiful supply, you can also base yourself in or close to some of the UK’s most vibrant cities when you buy a new home in Cheshire. Doing just that has never been easier, thanks to wonderful schemes like our Part Exchange programme, designed to help you sell your existing home as part of your move with the minimum of fuss. 

• What is there to see and do in Cheshire?

  This part of the North West is packed with history and culture, not least in handsome county town Chester. A city brimming with Roman heritage, beautiful architecture and a whole host of cultural attractions, you can also spend the day hitting the shops, relaxing in cosy cafes and looking forward to an evening out.

  
  

  Warrington is Cheshire’s biggest town, and home to popular places like the Gulliver’s World Theme Park and Apple Jacks Adventure Farm. Sankey Valley Park is yet another natural space to explore, while Dunham Massey, Tatton Park and Delamere Forest are further open spaces to enjoy across the county. From days out at the Jodrell Bank Discovery Centre to trips into bustling Manchester and Liverpool, Cheshire has a great selection of things to do for all ages. 

• What is education like in Cheshire?

  There are lots of great schools across the county, with some of the top performers including Bexton Primary School in Cheshire East, Lacey Green Primary Academy in Wilmslow and Macclesfield’s Ash Grove Academy. Delamere CofE is also highly regarded. 

  
  

  At secondary level, the County High School in Leftwich has a superb reputation when it comes to exam results. Tarporley High School and Sixth Form College is good, according to Ofsted. Sandbach High School and Sixth Form College, King’s Leadership Academy Warrington and Fallibroome Academy in Macclesfield are all also highly regarded.
  

• How are the Cheshire transport links?

  Road

  Cheshire benefits from well-connected motorways like the M6 and M56. They ensure efficient travel within the county and connect Chesire to neighbouring regions. The M6 is a major transport artery, enhancing local and long-distance travel.
  
  

  Public Transport

  Cheshire has an extensive public transport network, including efficient bus and rail services that link the region to other parts of the country. It also provides park-and-ride services, such as those into Chester, reducing traffic congestion and enhancing urban travel.
  
  

  Air Travel

  Chesire is near Manchester Airport and Liverpool John Lennon Airport, offering a range of domestic and international flights.

• What nature is there to see in Cheshire?

  Cheshire boasts picturesque natural landscapes that captivate residents and visitors. The county is known for its lush countryside, dotted with charming villages, rolling hills and scenic waterways. Its walking trails allow outdoor enthusiasts to explore the town's glorious surroundings. The historic Delamere Forest offers a peaceful retreat with wooded areas and lakes. Cheshire's commitment to preserving green spaces means residents can relax in nature without venturing far from the town.