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Tarvin, Cheshire

Tarvin is located just 6 miles from the centre of the beautiful walled city of Chester. Tarvin is located less than 6 miles from the centre of Chester and is situated at the junction of the A51 and A54. It has great transport links via the new bypass (A51) which is a main route to the M53 and also the M6.

A well proportioned site in a beautiful, serene part of the country with excellent growth potential.

Chester itself saw a major development program across the 1970’s to1980’s, a development program which stalled until very recently. There is a great feeling of uplift and affluence within Chester itself, which spills out in to the surrounding villages and communities. When looking through local estates agents literature, it would not be uncommon to find properties achieving in excess of £1,000,000.

Tarvin, is in easy commuter distance of Chester, Liverpool and Manchester. It is a quiet friendly community, which has seen continuous expansion over recent decades. According to the 2001 Census, Tarvin has a population of approx 2700 adults ( 16 – 74 yrs ).

The site, measuring approximately 6.75 acres meets every demand that a property developer would have in locating a site suitable for development:

It is just a couple of hundred yards from a recently developed site
It has excellent road links; it is adjacent to the main A556 which links Manchester directly to Chester
It has direct access to all services, Water, Electricity, Telephone and Sewage
The topology of the site lends itself to a fabulous, single sided site, which gifts all future home owners’ fantastic views over sprawling fields
The site is just the right size to be granted planning permission; any larger development would be seen as a major blot on the landscape by planning committees
It is just 300 yards from the centre of the small but popular village of Tarvin, which is home to a number of beautiful, old fashioned English pubs, beautiful churches, convenience stores and post office
It is just 3 miles from an area of Chester that has only recently been heavily documented in the press as being an area that the Prime Minister himself has directly mandated for development