VIEW OUR NEW HOMES IN CHESHIRE

If you’re looking to buy a new home in Cheshire, look no further than Elan Homes.

A sought-after area for home buyers and the location of our headquarters, Cheshire has everything you need. This is why we’re currently building new homes in some of its most popular areas, including Congleton, Hooton and Poynton, all the while ensuring facilities people want nearby.

From strong commuter links to being in the catchment area for top-performing schools, each of our Cheshire developments has everything it needs around it, making them great places to settle down for good.

Things to do in Cheshire

Whether you are looking to take a trip back in time, want to explore the great outdoors, or simply fancy a spot of culture, you’ll find it all in Cheshire.

For example, The Ice Cream Farm in Chester offers much more than its name suggests. In addition to satisfying your sweet tooth, this award-winning attraction offers a variety of activities for both adults and children, including mini golf, soft play, an inflatable obstacle course, and much more.

For parents wanting to treat their kids with unforgettable outdoor adventures, the Crocky Trail and BeWILDerwood will ensure the little ones go home with big smiles on their faces.

Delamere Forest is another option if you want to escape on a sunny day, whether it be on foot, bike, horse or segway or even by swinging through the trees. There’s also the 40-acre Astbury Mere Country Park in Congleton, including a lake and community orchard, close to the edge of the Peak District National Park.

For those wanting to get up close with animals, a visit to Chester Zoo or the Blue Planet Aquarium is a must.

On a rainy day, Storyhouse in Chester offers a different kind of escape. It is home to theatres, an independent cinema, a restaurant and a library, meaning that no matter what you are in the mood for, there is something to do.

And for history lovers, the city of Chester provides an opportunity to explore the Roman walls or perhaps delve into the area’s past with a visit to the Grosvenor Museum.

Transport in Cheshire

As well as being full of activities, Cheshire is a great place to settle down thanks to its comprehensive transport links, offering access to towns and cities across the North West, North Wales and beyond.

The M6, M62 and M56 motorways all run through Cheshire and are within easy reach of our developments, helping commuters and adventurers alike reach the Midlands, Scotland and everywhere in between in a heartbeat.

For anyone wanting to take public transport, Crewe’s railway station can take you anywhere from Edinburgh to Cardiff. Chester also benefits from great train links to Liverpool, Birmingham, Manchester and London.

Furthermore, Manchester Airport and Liverpool John Lennon Airport are both within easy reach of our new homes in Cheshire, offering direct flights across Europe and a host of international destinations.

Restaurants in Cheshire

There’s no shortage of dining options for those who want to eat in some of the best restaurants in Cheshire.

Chester is a great place to start for any foodies, with options such as Arkle at the Chester Grosvenor and Covino featured in the Michelin Guide.

For anyone wanting to support more independent cafes, restaurants and bars, Park Lane in Poynton offers a good selection of eateries, including The Social Trattoria and Panache One.

The area around Congleton offers an option for those after a fine-dining restaurant, as Pecks in Moreton holds an AA rosette and promises to offer customers a “Theatre of Food” experience showcasing the talent and creativity of their team. The same company also runs the Lion and Swan in the market town.

For more casual dining, Congleton Market Quarter is home to a collection of bars, places to eat and independent traders, making it a perfect place to spend a Friday evening with friends and family.

Shopping in Cheshire

While the nearby cities of Manchester and Liverpool may be the obvious shopping destinations for many residents, Cheshire itself has plenty of options for anyone looking for some retail therapy.

Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet offers a selection of more than 140 stores, and the nearby Coliseum Shopping Park provides additional retail options.

Those looking for some city centre shopping will find it at Grosvenor Shopping Centre in Chester, which blends high street names with independent stores, while boutiques and independents can also be found at the Chester Rows.

Congleton town centre also provides several places to fill your wardrobes and cabinets, with high street brands also available at Congleton Retail Park and West Heath Retail Park.

And with so much greenery around, Cheshire is a great area to try local produce, with an abundance of choice across the county, with the likes of The Hollies Farm and Wheelock Hall Farm having their own farm shops for you to browse, alongside cafés and tea rooms to take a break from all the shopping.