Crewe
Crewe is a proud railway town with direct trains to the major capitals of London, Cardiff and Edinburgh as well as access to the M6 for easy commuting. It has plenty of parks and green space and an active arts and music scene for entertainment. Your new home has a good range of supermarkets, various high street shops and independent stores as well as shopping centres and out-of-town retail parks. If you'd like to get out of town, you have the historic city of Chester, the Welsh Borders and the Peak District National Park within easy reach.
New Homes in Crewe
Living in Crewe
There's so much to do!
You will be spoilt for shopping choices with its two large shopping centres, a twice-weekly indoor and outdoor market, independent shops, bars and restaurants. The town will keep you entertained and active with its multiplex cinema and big brand takeaways.
Close to your new build you can choose from a wide range of schools and education as well as plenty of parks and green spaces to enjoy picnics, walks, and outdoor activities. Queens Park is a popular spot, featuring playgrounds, gardens, and sports facilities. You will also be spoilt for choice on nights out. Thetown enjoys a vibrant nightlife with a variety of pubs, bars, and restaurants, providing opportunities for socialising and enjoying live music or DJ sets.
Sports and shows on your doorstep
Close to your new build you can enjoy live performances at venues like the Lyceum Theatre, featuring everything from plays and musicals to comedy shows and concerts. The town also has art galleries and exhibitions showcasing local talent and contemporary artworks.
Sports enthusiasts can enjoy facilities such as the Lifestyle Centre, which offers swimming pools, fitness classes, and sports courts for recreational activities, all close to your new house.
Getting around from your new build
It has good access to the A534 connecting Nantwich (5 miles) with Sandbach (6 miles). The A500 heads southeast and straight into the centre of Stoke-on-Trent (14 miles), while the A51 takes you northwest up to Chester (40 miles). The railway station is less than a mile from the town centre and is one of the largest stations in the North West.