'The Jockey Room' hideaway. Set in quiet farmyard

Nestled above the stables in a 19th century barn, This cosy, comfy and charmingly quirky accommodation is completely self contained, with a private entrance. The 'Jockey Room' offers an ideal base for a romantic weekend, or going to one of Cheshire's many events. 4 miles to Peckforton ( The UK's most popular wedding venue) & Beeston Castles, 20 miles to the Roman city of Chester. 10 mins to Oulton Park, Cholmondeley, Bolesworth & The Sandstone Trail and numerous award winning gastro pubs. Set in picturesque quiet farmyard.The Jockey Room comprises of a King size sleigh bed, small kitchen with breakfast bar, oven hob, fridge, kettle etc, shower room en suite with complimentary toiletries. Sitting area. TV, washing machine , dryer. Our own eggs are supplied with basics for breakfast . Table & chairs are available for use in the garden for breakfast or sun downers, weather permitting making this a perfect start to any walking adventure in the Peckforton Hills or nearby area. There is gym equipment available for use and access to the garden and farmyard. Tim and I are usually always available on site for any questions or help. If not there will be someone else to greet you on arrival. We also have the opportunity of offering further rooms in the main house if needed which is just across the yard. The local village is Bunbury that has recently hosted the ITV series 'Home Fires'. There you will find a good co-op, post office, fantastic butchers and great fish & Chips. Our local pubs, The Yew Tree and The Nags Head are both excellent and on the door step, but a little further you can find The Cholmondeley Arms, The Pheasant , and numerous places in Tarporley which we can happily recommend. Manchester is approx 1 hour away, but local events such as Carfest North, The Pageant of Power, Bolesworth International and Oulton Park racetrack are all on the doorstep. We also have Beeston, Peckforton, & Cholmondeley Castles, two award winning Ice cream farms, a secret bunker, & the crocky trail. Local walking is quiet and two wonderful pubs are accessible via the lanes or field. However a car is essential for further ventures as there is no local transport. There is plenty of car parking in the drive and taxis available in the evening if required by booking. There are many Horse Trials and Pony Club Championships held locally. As keen competitive riders ourselves we are more than happy to accommodate horses, lorry's and connections for these special occasions.