Cottage avec jardin

Worleston 1.1 miles. Residing in a former farmhouse in the quaint village of Aston Juxta Mondru near Worleston is this impressive dwelling, The Hare. The Hare is a marvellous property for a couple looking to escape to the Cheshire countryside, within easy reach of Nantwich and Winsford. After parking in the handy-off road spaces, venture inside to find a beautifully decorated open-plan living space with deep blue finishes and stylish accents. The kitchen is adorned with pretty tiles and sleek black fittings, whilst hosting all the essentials you need to rustle up your favourite meals; including a handy dishwasher! After enjoying a romantic dinner at the dining table, snuggle up with your partner on the plush seating as you watch a favourite show or movie on the Smart TV. In the evening, make your way upstairs and curl up in the fabulous king-size bed, in a room that showcases tasteful décor and a fantastic en-suite shower room. The enclosed gardens make for a romantic stroll, where you can wander through with your loved one and even enjoy a picnic amongst your peaceful surroundings. Take a stroll into the local village where you will find a welcoming pub which serves food if you don't feel like cooking one evening, a well-stocked village shop and a Post Office. The medieval market town of Nantwich offers an outdoor brine pool, local markets, Annual Food, Cheese and Jazz festivals. Visit the Saxon crosses in Sandbach, Market Hall in Crewe, Snugburys ice-cream farm, the 3 local canal marinas, or visit historic Chester, Chester Zoo or the Gladstone Pottery Museum, Stoke on Trent. Local walks on the Sandstone Trail include Bickerton Hill, Beeston Castle and Delamere Forest. Enjoy your next couples getaway at The Hare.The small village of Worleston rests in the charming county of Cheshire, home to a village shop and bakery, a local pub, and a lovely village hall. The market town of Nantwich is found three miles to the south of the village, with its pedestrianised central village, regular market days, and annual events, as well as a plethora of amenities, shops, pubs, and cultural attractions. Crewe is a large railway town which lies on the banks of the River Weaver and the Shropshire Union Canal, home to popular attractions including Crewe Heritage Centre, Queens Park, and the Crewe War Memorial, whilst the nearby hotspots of Market Drayton and Whitchurch are great for days out.