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Nantwich

Rich in history and renowned for its beautiful black-and-white timber-framed buildings, Nantwich offers the perfect blend of heritage, independent shopping and modern conveniences. Set on the banks of the River Weaver and surrounded by picturesque countryside, it has retained its traditional market town charm whilst evolving into a thriving place to live.

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Whether you're looking for a Georgian townhouse, a period cottage, a contemporary family home or a rural property on the outskirts, Nantwich offers a diverse range of homes to suit every lifestyle. Excellent schools, a welcoming community and superb transport links continue to make it one of Cheshire's most desirable locations.

About

PopulationApproximately:  18,000

County: Cheshire

Postcode: CW5

Nearest Airports: Manchester (35 miles), Liverpool John Lennon (42 miles)

London by Train: Around 2 hours via Crewe

Nearest Station: Nantwich

Road Links: A51, A500, M6 (Junction 16)

Local Authority: Cheshire East Council

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Why people choose Nantwich?

  • Historic market town with over 300 listed buildings

  • Excellent independent shops, cafés and restaurants

  • Beautiful countryside on the doorstep

  • Outstanding commuter links via nearby Crewe

  • Highly regarded schools

  • Strong sense of community

  • Weekly market and regular local events

  • Easy access to Chester, Manchester and North Wales

Eduction 

Highly regarded local schools include:

  • Brine Leas School

  • Malbank School & Sixth Form College

  • Pear Tree Primary School

  • St Anne's Catholic Primary School

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The town is also within easy reach of several leading independent schools including:

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  • The King's School, Chester

  • Abbey Gate College

  • The Grange School

  • Newcastle-under-Lyme School

Transport

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Nantwich is exceptionally well connected.

Approximate travel times:

  • Chester – 35 minutes

  • Crewe – 10 minutes

  • Manchester – 1 hour

  • Liverpool – 1 hour

  • Birmingham – 1 hour 15 minutes

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Direct rail services from nearby Crewe provide fast connections to:

  • London

  • Manchester

  • Glasgow

  • Edinburgh

Nantwich is often referred to as the "Salt Town" thanks to its rich history of salt production dating back to Roman times. Today, it's equally well known for its beautiful Tudor architecture and one of the largest collections of historic listed buildings in Cheshire.

Contact me to see how i can help you find your next home in Nantwich 

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