Places to explore near Ashley StationAshley

Neoclassical mansion, gardens and vast deer park.

4 km SW

An early-Georgian mansion with one of Britain's largest winter gardens and a deer park.

4.3 km NW

A mill estate whose valley garden drops to the River Bollin past restored glasshouses.

5.5 km E

Elegant market town of independent shops and monthly artisan markets, the 'Cranford' of Elizabeth Gaskell's novel.

6.2 km S · Cheshire

Wooded reservoir on the edge of Lymm village, a peaceful circular walk of water, dingle and gorge.

9.5 km W

Wooded sandstone escarpment steeped in legend.

9.8 km SE

Hushed estate hamlet above Rostherne Mere, a nature reserve, with St Mary's on the hill.

3 km W · Cheshire

Church on a hill above Rostherne Mere, its wooded setting mentioned in a deed of 1188.

3.2 km W

A National Trust place in Cheshire.

4.6 km S

The Duke's canal of 1761 that began the Canal Age, crossing the Mersey flats between Manchester, Runcorn and Leigh.

4.7 km N · Greater Manchester & Cheshire

Beamed country pub at Little Bollington near Dunham Massey and the Bridgewater Canal, serving since at least 1745.

5.2 km NW

Traditional country pub down the lanes at Mobberley, with fireside snugs and a big beer garden.

6.3 km SE

Plain 1689 Nonconformist chapel in Knutsford where the novelist Elizabeth Gaskell worshipped and is buried.

6.3 km S

Village straddling the Bridgewater Canal, with a sandstone cross, wooded dingle and the reedy expanse of Lymm Dam.

8.2 km W · Cheshire