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Cheadle b&b, guesthouse and hotel accommodation
Cheadle in Staffordshire
Today's date: 29-Jul-2010
The Manor - Guest House
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by Visit Britain
Prices from: £52.50
Address: The Manor, Watt PlaceCheadleStoke-On-Trent, Cheadle, Derbyshire, ST10 1NZ
Centrally located just 6 miles from Alton Towers and 9 miles from Uttoxeter racecourse Cheadle is just 8 miles from Stoke and Leek and 10 from Stone. Built in 1758 as a Rectory the Manor exudes warmth and has much charm. All rooms are now refurbished and duvets are standard everywhere as are large c... [Read more]
Moddershall Oaks - Guest Accommodation
Rated: by Visit Britain
Prices from: £125.00
Address: Moddershall Oaks, MODDERSHALL HOUSE, Moddershall, Derbyshire, ST15 8TG
NO CHILDREN STRICTLY 16+ALL ROOMS NON-SMOKING LATEST CHECK-IN AT 21.00 Set in over 70 acres of some of Staffordshires most beautiful countryside Moddershall Oaks is a stunning base to operate from. Offering luxury Spa breaks top notch business hotel or a central location to all tourist places of int... [Read more]
Visit Cheadle and the surrounding villages and stay in bed & breakfast accommodation:
Cheadle, Staffordshire. The outstanding building in this old market town is the red stone Roman Catholic church with its 200-ft spire, a landmark for miles. The church, built in 1846, was designed by A. W. N. Pugin, and is regarded as one of his masterpieces. Brass lions rampant guard the west door and inside all is rich colour. Cheadle's parish church, only eight years older, retains the communion rails and an oak chest from an earlier church.
About 3 miles East of Cheadle lies the village of Oakamoor and between the two are the 250 acres of the Hawksmoor Nature Reserve which is also a bird sanctuary. Hawksmoor was bought by public subscription and presented to the National Trust by its founder. Mr J. R. B. Masefield, a well-known Staffordshire naturalist. The Reserve was opened to the public in 1927 and six years later the gates at the entrance were erected and opened by the founder's cousin, the late John Masefield. There are nature trails through the Reserve, which rises to 750 ft in one part. Birds of all kinds, including curlew and pheasant, can be seen; and unusual trees such as lodge pole pine and red oak have been planted.
Nearby cities: Stoke-on-Trent
Nearby towns: Ashbourne, Leek, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Stone, Uttoxeter
Nearby villages: Alton, Blythebridge, Bradley in the Moors, Bramshall, Bucknall, Cauldon, Caverswall, Cheddleton, Church Leigh, Cotton, Cresswell, Croxden, Denstone, Dilhorne, Doveridge, Draycott in the Moor, Ellastone, Endon, Froghall, Fulford, Grindon, Hilderstone, Ipstones, Kingsley, Longton, Milton, Milwich, Moddershall, Norbury, Oakamoor, Onecote, Rocester, Rough Close, Stanton, Totmonslow, Waterfall, Waterhouses, Wetleyrocks, Wetton
Have you decided to visit Cheadle or the surrounding villages? Please look above for somewhere to stay in:
- a Cheadle bed and breakfast (a Cheadle B&B or Cheadle b and b)
- a Cheadle guesthouse
- a Cheadle hotel (or motel)
- a Cheadle self-catering establishment, or
- other Cheadle accommodation