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If you want to enjoy a life surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes, Cannock could be the place for you. Also blessed with strong transport links and plenty of good schools, you can read more about the local area below.
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There’s no doubt about what the star attraction is in this area. An atmospheric forest and nature reserve, Cannock Chase is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Not only is it perfect for relaxing walks, it’s also an incredibly popular spot for exciting leisure pursuits, no thanks to its mountain bike routes and tree-top adventure trails.
Cannock Park is even closer to the town centre, while Cannock Lake and Shoal Hill Common are great for walking. The surrounding countryside plays host to a selection of golf courses, while other highlights include Old Brickworks Nature Reserve and Chasewater Country Park. Whether you’re soaking up the views from the Hednesford Hills or exploring Mill Green and Hawks Green Valley Nature Reserve, the Museum of Cannock Chase is well worth a visit too.
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There’s a great choice of excellent local schools in and around Cannock. This includes primary options such as St Luke’s CofE, St Mary’s Catholic Primary and Bridgtown Primary. If your children are a little older, or you’re planning for the future, Cannock Chase High School and Cardinal Griffin Catholic College are both good secondary schools where boys and girls can study through to their A Levels.
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Cannock’strain station is just to the south of the town centre, next to the West Midlands and McArthur Glen designer outlets. Services to Birmingham take just under 40 minutes, while you can drive into the nearby city in around half an hour. Cannock is also conveniently located for the M6 motorway, which you can use to drive north to Stoke in around 40 minutes, with London just over two hours to the south.