Award Winning Luxurious Five Star Self Catering Holiday Cottages in Cheshire

Welcome to Kerridge End Holiday Cottages

Winner of Enjoy England’s Gold Award for exceptional quality of accommodation & service 2011
Winner of Cheshire’s Sustainable Tourism Award 2011
Awarded Peak District Environmental Quality Mark 2011
Cheshire’s First Green Tourism Gold Award Winning Holiday Cottages 2011
Winner of England’s North West Tourism For All Award 2009
Cheshire Self Catering Holiday of the Year 2009
Cheshire Access for All Tourism Award 2009
Cheshire Highly Commended for Sustainable Tourism Award 2009
Cheshire’s Best New Entrant into the Industry 2006

Situated on the western edge of the Peak District National Park.

A range of beautifully restored Kerridge stone buildings providing three prize winning self catering holiday cottages. A guest commented that the cottages are “……..of superior quality, beautifully fitted out! The best we have ever stayed at!” …… The cottages are graded 5 star gold by Enjoy England and are winners of NorthWest Tourism for All award 2009, Cheshire’s Self Catering Holiday 2009, Cheshire’s Access for All award 2009, Silver Award winners for Green Business Tourism Scheme and Highly Commended Cheshire’s Sustainable Tourism Award 2009.

The luxurious self catering holiday cottages offer accommodation in the village of Rainow. They are located in the grounds of Kerridge End House, a former Gentleman’s residence built in 1837 for John Mellor. Kerridge End is in the conservation area of the village of Rainow, which lies in the foothills of the Pennines, straddling the Cheshire boundary of the Peak District National Park.

Rainow is blessed with a massive network of well-maintained footpaths, in total 44 miles, varying from quiet rambles to tough hill walking on rugged moors. The famous Gritstone Trail runs through the village. For the cyclists there are the Riding the Ridges and the Grit and Gears cycle routes close by.

The beautiful Peak Park with its many attractions is on the doorstep. The historic city of Chester and Chester Zoo, the UK s leading wildlife attraction, are approximately 1 hours drive away. There are many pretty villages with fine pubs, shops and restaurants within easy reach. Local attractions include several National Trust properties such as Tatton Park, Little Moreton Hall, Lyme Park, Quarry Bank Mill and Dunham Massey, to name but a few. The local market towns of Macclesfield, Buxton, Bakewell, Ashbourne and Leek, which provide shopping and sightseeing opportunities, are within easy driving distance.

Trains run from Macclesfield, which is less than 2 miles away and is on the main line from London, for the short journey to the bustling city of Manchester with its many galleries, museums and theatres. Alternatively a forty minute drive will take you to the heart of Manchester or to Legoland Discovery Centre which is located in the Trafford Centre. Manchester International Airport is less than half an hours drive away. Similarly Liverpool, a city which also oozes culture and heritage is also approximately one hours drive away. It is a city which has a glorious past as a mercantil hub and gateway to the New World. Today it has become a destination for art and museum lovers and fans of the Mersey Scene .

Alton Towers Resort and Theme Park is approximately 50 minutes drive away.

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