The Area

Set in the heart of the northwest, Cheshire combines stunning landscapes, thriving towns and a strong local economy. Which makes it a great place to live, work and grow.

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Living and working in Cheshire

Cheshire is a ceremonial county, set in the heart of Northwest England bordering the counties of Flintshire in Northeast Wales, Shropshire, Staffordshire and Derbyshire. Combining the urban city of Chester, heritage of Northwich, industrial Ellesmere Port and Macclesfield with its vast rural areas dotted with small villages, 1000 acres of woodland at Delamere Forest, as well as a section of the Peak District National Park and the southern hills of the Pennines, Cheshire has something for everyone.

Living and working in Cheshire offers a blend of countryside calm and urban convenience, with opportunities across retail, construction, education and more. Cheshire has established itself as one of the UK’s major business hot spots, with excellent jobs and business opportunities, together with a highly skilled and talented workforce. Cheshire’s business landscape is as diverse as its scenery, hosting a thriving economy and being home to notable businesses including Vauxhall, Essar Energy, M&S Bank, Bentley Motors, AstraZeneca, Royal London, Siemens and Barclays. Cheshire’s ability to attract global brands while nurturing local innovation, makes it a powerhouse of opportunity.

There is also a range of housing available whether you enjoy urban living in a city centre, or if you prefer a quieter village life, then Cheshire can provide this for you. The average house price is £305,000, sitting just above the national average, evidence of a hearty economic picture.

Known for its picturesque countryside, steeped in history, and an abundance of charming towns and villages, it is strategically placed to serve both the industrial cities of Manchester and Liverpool and London is just two hours by train. With easy access to the M6 and M56 motorways, you are always a short journey away from wherever you want to be! Whether you're after leafy villages, historic towns, or modern amenities, Cheshire wraps it all in a scenic, well-connected package. To find out more about what Cheshire can offer you see Visit Chester & Cheshire | Homepage

Lovell Telescope at Jodrell Bank Observatory viewed from a green field in Cheshire