Yew Tree Farm Congleton
There is so much to see and do in the local area. Sitting between the hills of Snowdonia and the Peak District, the Cheshire Plain (or what meteorologists call ‘the Cheshire Gap’) has a rich, sedimentary soil that is ideally suited to dairy farming.
The area is rich in cultural history and is served by several large cities and towns. The following are just a short sample of things to see and do in the local area.
The area around Yew Tree Farm offers pain free walking and gentle cycling. We have created a circular farm walk for those who’d like to take an evening (or morning) stroll. There are many delightful walks from Yew Tree Farm …..Read More
Why not visit the award winning Blaze Farm where delicious Hilly Billy ice cream is made using milk from their own dairy herd? Or treat yourself to a special meal at La Popote? A casual fine dining experience just a short distance …..Read More
Cheshire is renowned for its half timbered buildings of which there are superb examples near at hand. Gawsworth Hall is in a delightful setting offering a programme of open air theatre and concerts – you could leave the car behind …..Read More
Many villages and towns offer their own attractions. Leek is a market town with a good range of antique shops and an excellent Saturday junk and antique market. Nearby Macclesfield has a silk museum and heritage centre reflecting the town’s …..Read More
Chester Zoo is brilliant. The home of the North of England Zoological Society and the UK’s most visited zoo. 35000 animals and 400 different species plus 128 acres of zoological gardens. Over 2 million visitors a year. A must see …..Read More
Chester’s walled city is under an hour’s drive from Yew Tree Farm. The ancient city is a truly breathtaking experience. Each chapter of Chester’s history is etched into the very fabric of the city. Wherever you go you are walking …..Read More
Curious about the universe? There’s lots to explore at Jodrell Bank. Home of the famous Lovell telescope and base of the TV programme ‘Star Gazing Live’ with Professor Brian Cox and Dara O Briain.