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The attraction of Chester is undeniable. This ancient and beautiful walled city on the River Dee holds endless appeal for residents and visitors alike. New homes in the area are much sought after, and Crown Fields, in its highly regarded setting just a couple of miles from the centre, will appeal on many levels. There is easy access to beautiful Cheshire countryside on the one hand, and on the other a straight road through Boughton and into the city for work or play. Commuter links with Liverpool and Manchester are also excellent.
Chesters rich and fascinating history reaches back more than 2000 years when it was a Roman fortress known as Deva. Its architecture enjoys world renown, as much for its quirkiness as its historic importance. At the heart of the city the famous cross marks the meeting point of four ancient streets, their unique 13th century double decker ‘Rows’ forming the core of the city. There is also a magnificent Roman Amphitheatre, a splendid Gothic cathedral, and numerous other buildings of architectural significance. The city walls offer a two mile walkway around the centre and a wonderful opportunity to view the sights and sounds of this thriving city.

Living
A Place to Live

It would be hard to find a more convenient location than Crown Fields when it comes to travel and commuting. Chester sits at the gateway to the North West and North Wales. Linked directly to the M53, it provides access to the national motorway network. The railway station is only 2 miles from the development for fast trains to all major UK destinations including London Euston in approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes.* There are airports at Liverpool and Manchester for domestic and international flights, and at Holyhead and Liverpool, you can catch a ferry to Ireland.

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The attraction of Chester is undeniable. This ancient and beautiful walled city on the River Dee holds endless appeal for residents and visitors alike. New homes in the area are much sought after, and Crown Fields, in its highly regarded setting just a couple of miles from the centre, will appeal on many levels. There is easy access to beautiful Cheshire countryside on the one hand, and on the other a straight road through Boughton and into the city for work or play. Commuter links with Liverpool and Manchester are also excellent.

Chester’s rich and fascinating history reaches back more than 2000 years when it was a Roman fortress known as Deva. Its architecture enjoys world renown, as much for its quirkiness as its historic importance. At the heart of the city the famous cross marks the meeting point of four ancient streets, their unique 13th century double decker ‘Rows’ forming the core of the city. There is also a magnificent Roman Amphitheatre, a splendid Gothic cathedral, and numerous other buildings of architectural significance. The city walls offer a two mile walkway around the centre and a wonderful opportunity to view the sights and sounds of this thriving city.

A new home at Crown Fields will meet all your expectations and more….. whatever you want out of life. Families with children should note that there are several well regarded primary and secondary schools within 2 miles of the development, with Huntington Community and Boughton Heath primaries less than a mile away. Chester also has its own specialist Science College and University.

Shopping? Where to start! There are a few local shops and a pub at nearby Huntington but head for Chester and you can eat, drink and shop till you drop. You’ll find all the major high street names plus lots of small specialist shops selling everything from designer clothes to antiques. Not to mention the famous Browns of Chester department store and the indoor market. There’s a tempting selection of shops in the Mall Grosvenor Shopping Centre and the Forum Centre, with more shops, a wine bar and restaurant at Rufus Court. Several out of town retail parks are also well worth a visit.

Entertainment is year round, day and night with internationally renowned music and arts venues such as Telford’s Warehouse, Alexander’s Jazz Club and the Gateway Theatre. There are cinemas, galleries, bars, restaurants, pubs and clubs galore, and of course the fabulous Chester Zoo is a great day out for everyone.

Sports enthusiasts - doers or spectators - are amply catered for. There are several golf courses in the area, the famous Roodee racecourse (Britain’s oldest), Chester City Football Club, the Jets basketball team, sailing on the Dee, fishing, plus facilities for every kind of activity from badminton to swimming.

Outside the city itself there’s some wonderful countryside to be explored, including the Cheshire Plains. Visit two historic houses set in 1000 acres at Tatton Park, lose yourself in the majestic beauty of Snowdonia National Park, or spend a day at the seaside in North Wales or Anglesey. You could go horseriding through the Delamere Forest, cycle alongside miles of Cheshire waterways, take a boat trip down the River Dee or simply explore on foot so you don’t miss a thing.

With the M53 just outside the city it’s an easy jaunt into Liverpool approximately 28 miles away for yet more shops and exciting venues such as the Tate Gallery and the Beatles Experience - plus Everton and Liverpool football clubs for Premiership action. 40 miles away in Manchester there’s incredible shopping in the Trafford Centre and endless sports and entertainment opportunities including Manchester United and Manchester City football clubs.

Location
Follow the M56 West then M53 towards Chester, leading you onto the A55; take the exit for the A51 Nantwich & Whitchurch. At the roundabout take the 3rd exit A51 to Whichchurch. At the traffic lights turn left A41 Whichchurch. At the roundabout take the 3rd exit for Huntington onto Caldy Valley Road. Follow this across the mini-roundabout onto Gorse Way. At the T-junction turn left onto Chester Road then take the first left after the Rake & Pikel pub onto Sandy Lane then first left onto Cheshires Way Crown Fields Development.