Ground
metres / feet
cloaks1.900m x 1.160m (max)
dining2.550m x 3.060m
kitchen3.300m x 4.080m (max/max)
lounge3.150m x 5.350m
First
metres / feet
bathroom2.550m x 1.970m
bedroom 13.150m x 3.860m
bedroom 43.300m x 2.915m (max/max)
bedroom 5/study2.550m x 2.160m
en-suite2.395m x 1.395m

The Lymes on Robin Lane at Lyme Green, just to the south of the Cheshire town of Macclesfield, is a brand new development of luxury homes by Miller Homes. Close to the heart of an established and thriving community while surrounded by large tracts of open space gives a semi-rural feel to the development.

This exclusive development of just 23 properties has been chosen by us to launch a new housetype to our range, the Priestley, which we expect to be as popular as our existing housetypes.
Leisure and entertainment
Macclesfield Leisure Centre has a wide range of facilities and caters for most indoor sports: swimming, fitness suites and a multi-purpose sports hall. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy the facilities at Macclesfield Golf Club and football fans can cheer for Macclesfield Town at their ground on London Road.

Education
All aspects of education are available for all ages. Hollinhey County Primary is just half a mile away from Robins Lane and according to June 2004 test reports the school achieves above the national average in English and Maths and well above the national average in Science. There are seven secondary schools within a three miles radius. Tytherington High achieved 12%† above the national average at GCSE and Fallibroome High School achieved 21%† above the national average. The King's School is a renowned independent school for aspiring 11-18 year olds! For 6th Form education All Hallows Catholic High and Tytherington High achieved above the national and local averages whilst Fallibroome High achieved well above the national and local averages for 16-18 year olds.

†Source: GCSE Test Results taken in June 2004

Local authority
The local council is Macclesfield Borough Council governed by Cheshire County Council.
Shopping
The Tesco Extra superstore on the roundabout off The Silk Road and the adjoining retail park – full of the main retail names – make shopping easy. More retail therapy can be had at Handforth Dean on the A34.

On your doorstep
Macclesfield town centre offers a good selection of high street names and local independent shops. The Lymes is south of the town centre and benefits from the established local amenities, health care and schooling.

Getting out and about
Local towns and villages including Prestbury, Knutsford and Wilmslow are easily accessible via an excellent network of A roads. The area is close to the M6 for easy access both north and south. The main railway station is on The Silk Road with regular services to Stockport and Manchester. Manchester International Airport is less than 45 minutes away by car.

Attractions
Macclesfield's prosperity was founded on the silk industry. The local heritage is carefully catalogued at the Silk Museum at Paradise Mills and the West Park Museum with its Egyptian treasures and giant panda! Other places of interest for great family days out are Lyme Hall and Gardens, Quarry Bank Mill and Jodrell Science Centre and Arboretum. Or simply take in the fresh air of the surrounding Cheshire plains and the undulating hills of the Peak District National Park.