Heathercliffe Country House Hotel

Manley Rd, Frodsham, Warrington, Cheshire, England

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About Heathercliffe Country House Hotel

Heathercliffe is a fine Victorian country house set amidst its own ten acre park estate. The character of the traditional country house has been combined with the finest cuisine and luxurious accommodation. Formerly the home of the American Millionaire John Paul Getty 1st and more recently the Queen of Yugoslavia, it is difficult to imagine a more imposing situation for a country house, with unrivalled panoramic views across the Cheshire plain to Derbyshire and North Wales. Only 5 minutes from the M56 motorway, it is ideally situated for both the businessman and tourist alike. The close proximity of the motorway system brings the North West's many business centres within easy reach and as a base for the tourist, it is ideal for touring Cheshire and North Wales. The hotel, with its 10 acre woodland hilltop location, boasts a wide variety of plants and wildlife. A walk along the hidden paths and tracks rewards you with breathtaking views and beautiful scenery. The house overlooks the water garden with its fountain, whilst hidden amongst the woodland, an intrepid explorer will find an awe-inspiring natural rock garden, complete with cliffs and caves.

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