Knutsford, Cheshire – Where are we?                                                    

http://www.virtual-knutsford.co.uk/

Knutsford the Jewel in Cheshire's crown.

A pretty, interesting market town, decorated with its many cobbled, streets, black and white buildings and Georgian houses as typified in Mrs Gaskell's famous story of Cranford. Which was based on the town that she lived in and knew so well.

Today the town still offers that link with those comfortable years gone by, coupled with an array of modern bars, restaurants, places to stay and many independent shops and boutiques.

A place to enjoy.

Knutsford once the village to the local estate of the Lords of Egerton of Tatton, with its majestic Regency  Mansion, 50 acre ornamental gardens, historic medieval hall and over 2000 acres of deer parkland.

Today Knutsford offers a lot more to enjoy  

How to Get to us

By Car

Being so well situated, it sits just east of junction 19 on the M6 and close to junction 3 on the M56, its easily accessible by car. http://www.theaa.com/

By Train

Knutsford Railway Station is on the Manchester – Chester line,sharing the main London – Manchester connection at Stockport Station.
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By Plane

Manchester International Airport is only a 15 – 20 minutes taxi drive from Knutsford. http://www.manchesterairport.co.uk/
Liverpool John Lennon Airport which favours budget carriers such as Easyjet and Ryanair also provides access to Knutsford. http://www.liverpoolairport.com/

Places to Stay

Free accommodation can be made available for overseas riders for the three nights of Friday 3rd, Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th September 2010 staying with families in the area.

Hotels and Bed and Breakfasts

For Bed and Breakfast why not try Megan at Hield House Farm at Great Budworth, just a short drive away from Knutsford.

You will find all the information that you require on www.virtual-knutsford.co.uk/accommodation/indexhtm

Camping

Local camping available "free" for the Saturday night only.