Beechmere Extra Care Development – Crewe
Crewe has always been known as a railway town, and indeed the town was born because of this industry. By the early 19th-century a large proportion of Crewe's workforce was employed by the railways. Rolls-Royce is another of Crewe's biggest employers.
Crewe also offers a range of good local amenities and a 19th-century market with modern and traditional shops.
Hazelmere Extra Care Development – Winsford
Winsford is a medium-sized market town in the heart of Cheshire. It includes the 'old villages' of Wharton and Over, and grew significantly in the 1970s.
Winsford has a range of good local amenities and the town centre features a range of modern and traditional shops. Winsford also offers opportunities for leisure activities including golf, swimming, cycling, walking and water sports at the local 'flashes'. A new leisure centre is being built in the town centre.
Hollymere Extra Care Development – Ellsemere Port
Ellesmere Port is in the north west of Cheshire, where the Shropshire Union Canal joins the Manchester Ship Canal. With its commercial and industrial heritage, the town is home to some of Cheshire's main attractions, including the Boat Museum, Blue Planet Aquarium, and Cheshire Oaks Retail Shopping Park. It is also just five miles from the historic city of Chester.
Ellesmere Port has opportunities for leisure activities including golf, swimming, cycling and walking. It also offers a range of modern and traditional shops.
Oakmere Extra Care Development – Handforth
Known in the 12th century as Haneforde, meaning a ford frequented by game birds, Handforth is in the picturesque county of Cheshire within easy travelling distance of Manchester city centre and Manchester Airport. Handforth village centre is only a short walk away and has a range of good local amenities such as traditional shops, doctors' surgeries, bus routes, and Handforth Dean shopping centre.
Handforth also offers many opportunities for leisure activities including golf, swimming, cycling and walking in the beautiful countryside. The village also has a wide selection of restaurants and pubs to relax in.
Willowmere Extra Care Development – Middlewich
Known 200 years ago as Salinae, meaning salt works in Latin, Middlewich is in the heart of Cheshire's salt country. It stands at the junction of the Rivers Trent and Mersey and the Shropshire Union Canal. Middlewich benefits from good local amenities and the nearby town centre features a range of modern and traditional retailers.
Middlewich offers extensive opportunities for leisure activities, including golf, swimming, cycling and walking. The town also has a selection of restaurants and pubs.
