New Homes in Nantwich

Live the life

Located in rural Cheshire and close to the M6, Nantwich is a popular place for commuters to live within easy reach of Crewe, Liverpool and Manchester. Whether you love exploring local museums, shopping at the market or getting active in the great outdoors, there’s plenty to see and do near your new home in Nantwich.

Things to see and do

If you enjoy browsing independent shops or relaxing with coffee and cake at local cafes, Nantwich town centre will be right up your street. The town is also home to a number of historic attractions including Hack Green Secret Nuclear Bunker and Nantwich Museum, ideal for a morning or afternoon of history and culture.

If you’re a fan of sports, you can practice your swing at Brookfield Golf Club or Queens Park Golf Club, go swimming at the local pool, or run through Barony Park Sports Complex, which is also home to rugby league team the Crewe and Nantwich Steamers.

For a breath of fresh air, you can take the short drive to the beautiful Peak District National Park for hiking and cycling routes, or enjoy a leisurely stroll through Cholmondeley Castle Gardens. If you’re moving to the area with children, they’ll love visiting the animals at Reaseheath Mini Zoo and exploring the paths around Nantwich Lake.

Education

If you’re moving to a new home in Nantwich with children, it’s good to know there are a number of excellent schools in the local area. St Anne’s Catholic Primary School, Acton Church of England Primary Academy, Stapeley Broad Lane CofE Primary School, Wistaston Academy and Brine Leas School are all rated ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted.

For young adults, Manchester Metropolitan University Cheshire Campus is nearby, while Keele University, Staffordshire University, Wrexham Glyndwr University and the University of Chester are all within commuting distance of the town.

Getting to Nantwich

Nantwich is well-connected to towns and cities across the country, making it a popular place to live for commuters. The journey to and from Crewe takes just 10 minutes by train or 15 minutes by car, while Stoke on Trent is only a 25 minute drive from the town.

If you’re travelling to Manchester for work, there’s a direct train to Piccadilly which takes 55 minutes, while the equivalent car journey takes one hour 10 minutes. Liverpool is 50 minutes away by train changing once in Crewe, or one hour 5 minutes by car.

For trips to London, the train to the capital takes just one hour 55 minutes with a change in Crewe. If you’re going on holiday or taking a business trip abroad, Manchester Airport is only a 50 minute drive away.