Heritage
Tabley House Collection
Tabley House, Tabley Lane, Cheshire, North West England, WA16 0HB
View on mapEnjoy the beauty of the countryside and the delight of the nearby town of Congleton.
For Club members, this Certificated Location (CL) makes a great place to escape to - in the countryside yet with all the convenience of being close to the shops and amenities offered by the town of Congleton, not to mention the advantage of being only a few steps from the pub and inviting restaurant.
This is a quiet site in a peaceful setting, offering five well-maintained grassy pitches with mains hook-up, water, chemical toilet disposal point and refuse bins. The area is very well kept and planted with a delightful selection of shrubs and flowers, making it more like a private garden than an average CL. It is screened and sheltered by mature trees at the back, and looks out over the pub garden to one side, and to open countryside to the other side and to the rear
Access to the CL is excellent, via a tarmac drive running between the pub itself and the adjacent Cottage straight off the main road.
There is plenty to see and do in the surrounding area, with National Trust properties at Little Moreton Hall and the beautiful Biddulph Grange Gardens, the historic stately homes of Capesthorne and Gawsworth, and of particular interest to children and teenagers the fascinating Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope and Visitor Centre with its interactive displays and planetarium. Also, we are bordering on to Staffordshire, where we have Spode and Wedgewood pottery for the adults and for the children Alton Towers Theme Park, Water World plus theatres, cinemas and the Potteries Shopping Centre.
Please note that dogs need permission by prior arrangement.
0.75 acres
Levelling blocks required
Offers available to Club members
Heritage
Tabley House, Tabley Lane, Cheshire, North West England, WA16 0HB
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Buxton Country Park, Pooles Cavern, Green Lane, Peak District, SK17 9DH
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Railways
Burrs Country Park, Woodhill Road, Lancashire, North West England, BL8 1DA
View on mapBoard one of the East Lancashire Railway's heritage steam and diesel trains and begin your journey back to yesteryear, soaking up the beautiful Irwell Valley scenery of rolling green hills and charming villages along the way. There are plenty of things to see and do and stations are well equipped for visits with cafés, pubs, gift shops and a dedicated Transport Museum which houses vintage vehicles, transport memorabilia and interactive exhibits. The railway also has some fantastic events and experiences scheduled throughout the year, from driving a train to dining behind one.
Two for the price of one with a 'Freedom of the Line' ticket.
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