Cheshire is a county in the North West of England. It has a population of over half a million people and is known for its beautiful countryside, including the Peak District National Park. Home to many universities, Cheshire’s educational system rivals that of any other county in the UK. In this guide, we’ll cover all you need to know about buying property in Cheshire, from location to schools and everything in between!
Nice if it was just a private estate.
I like the position of our home. A small private road and right on the perimeter of the estate. The house is very well designed, with larger rooms and windows compared to other new builds. The bad bits are the state of the grassed areas, the unfinished roads which will wreck your cars tyres and suspension in due course, and where the pond is, that area is getting too much attention from the feral kids who have already started to throw stuff in it.
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I do like the layout of the estate, and am glad that there is only one way in and out, as it stops any “rat runs” developing. Theres alot of social housing with its associated antisocial problems but luckily it’s not too near us so we haven’t had any effect from the issues as yet!!!! It’s just a shame that there are many who have spent hundreds of thousands of pounds on their dream home just to share it with social tenants.
Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:
Too many social housies on the estate. So some antisocial issues. Others complaining about not having a place for children to play but there’s plenty of room for one by the flats. Terrible rubble filled clay soil so not able to plant directly into the ground.
What is the best feature of your home:
Large rooms and windows. Great layout of the house. Private location and large gardens front and rear.
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