Ash House Farm

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Ash House Farm Acton Bridge, Northwich, Cheshire CW8 3QS Tel: 01606 852717 Fax: 01606 853752 e-mail: sue_schofield40@hotmail.com website: www.ashhousefarm.co.uk Standing in beautiful well-stocked gardens with superb views of the rolling Cheshire countryside, Ash House Farm is an impressive creeper-clad Georgian farmhouse which was previously owned by Alexander Carlton Greg who gave Quarry Bank Mill in Styal to the National Trust. Sue and Fred Schofield came here in 1991 and since then have extended the farm to 220 acres and expanded their herd of cows to about 110. They have also planted a large quantity of shrubs and roses in the immaculate garden which is overlooked by both the guest lounge, with its log-burning stove, and the dining room. Sue and Fred have been welcoming bed & breakfast guests here since 1993 and the warm, homely atmosphere of the house makes this a very relaxing place to stay. There are just two very comfortable guest bedrooms, one family and one twin, both very attractively furnished and decorated. Sue provides a full farmhouse or continental breakfast, served on decorative china and at times to suit everyone's timetable. Sue will also cater for any special dietary requirements. For evening meals there are several good pubs within easy reach and a microwave and fridge are available for the use of guests.

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