Familienfreundliches wunderschönes Landhaus mit Terrasse und Garten | Haustiere erlaubt

Tucked away in the bustling town of Frodsham, Cheshire, is 91 Main Street, a charming mid-terrace cottage set within a conservation area near the River Mersey, making it an ideal base for couples or a family of five seeking a pet-friendly retreat. The property benefits from an enclosed courtyard with furniture, bike storage and a handy storeroom, while inside you are welcomed by an inviting sitting room with plush seating, a gas fire and Smart TV, perfect for unwinding after a day exploring, along with a well-equipped kitchen and dining area for enjoying home-cooked meals. Upstairs, there are two well-presented bedrooms consisting of a king-size with en-suite wet room and a family room offering flexible sleeping with one single and a zip/link super-king which can be made into twin beds on request, as well as a separate modern shower room. The town offers a great selection of amenities including shops, convenience stores and a variety of popular eateries such as Lorenzo's, Main Street Kitchen, Cottage Teashop, Zucca and Michelin-star dining at Next Door. Outdoor attractions include Castle Park, home to the annual Castle Park Live Festival, and Frodsham Hill Woods for scenic walks, while nearby Catton Hall Adventure and Cheshire Aqua Park provide further days out. For wider exploration, the historic city of Chester and the vibrant city of Liverpool are both within easy reach, offering a wealth of attractions, ensuring a memorable stay at 91 Main Street. Frodsham, a market town in Cheshire, sits at the base of Overton Hill, overlooking the estuary of the River Mersey, and is only 11 miles from Chester. Domesday Book-mentioned town with a bustling downtown featuring a weekly market, unique boutiques, and well-liked watering holes and pubs. The Sandstone Trail begins outside the Bears Paw pub in the middle of Frodsham and continues for 34 miles through Delamere Forest and on to Whitchurch in the county of Shropshire. Towpath walks along the River Weaver provide access to Dutton Locks and the world-famous Anderton Boat Lift. The North Cheshire Way is a 70-mile trail that runs from the Wirral to the Peak District and is ideal for serious hikers. The historic city of Chester, known as "the jewel of the North West of England," is easily accessible by car and features Roman walls, Chester Cathedral, mediaeval churches, and the charming shopping and tea rooms of the Rows. The city is home to the River Dee, a racetrack, and Grosvenor Park; additionally, a well-liked zoo is located nearby. The beautiful Welsh mountains and coastline, the quaint towns and villages of Cheshire and Shropshire, and the many magnificent courses of the Wirral Peninsula are all within easy driving distance. Another option is to travel the short distance to the Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet Village, where you can shop at over 140 stores, many of which carry name-brand merchandise. This is a great spot, close to many attractions.