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Tower View Cottage with Courtyard
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- 3 People
- 2 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathroom
- Cottage
- No pets allowed
- Wi-Fi
Well-equipped kitchen
Cook delicious meals in a well-equipped kitchen.
Guests love this home
With an outstanding average rating of 10.0.
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Well-equipped kitchen
Cook delicious meals in a well-equipped kitchen.
Guests love this home
With an outstanding average rating of 10.0.
Set amidst the excitement of Chester’s city centre is this Grade II listed canal side gem, Tower View Cottage.
This 200-year-old property is perfectly positioned for that long-awaited city escape that you have been seeking, ideally suited for a couple looking for a romantic getaway or for an action-packed break.
Up three old stone steps, you will enter this friendly and inviting home with its cosy sitting room, where you will find a comfy sofa and a wall-mounted TV. In the spacious fireplace is a multi-function electric fire, which you can flick on for additional warmth and atmosphere during the winter months.
The adjoining dining area is perfect for indulging in a takeaway, popping open a bottle of wine or delighting in your home-cooked meal.
Step into the kitchen, where you will find a range of quality appliances, inviting you in to cook up a family favourite dish, with the stable door providing easy access to the attractive courtyard and the Georgian paned window with its lovely views to the back of the property.
Head upstairs to find the two bedrooms, with the single bedroom providing views of the city walls and the tower, which is lit up in the evening with a rosy glow. The double bedroom with its ample storage gives a calm and serene atmosphere, thanks in part to the triple glazed windows.
Continuing to impress is the south-facing courtyard, where you can look forward to a spot of alfresco dining, with the city walls as your backdrop, or listen to the faint peel of Cathedral bells on a Sunday morning while you enjoy your morning coffee.
In addition to the choice of picking up the ‘hop on, hop off’ tourist bus just down the road, you have on the doorstep a superb selection of shops, ranging from convenience stores, supermarkets and high-street shops, accompanied by a plethora of quirky cafés, fine-dining restaurants, cosy pubs and fun-filled bars.
Uncover the city’s past by exploring the walls and the Cathedral, by visiting the amphitheatre of Roman times, as well as by shopping in and around the famous Tudor 'Rows', home to a fine selection of independent shops and boutiques.
Summer afternoons and evenings can be spent walking beside the River Dee, in Chester Meadows or enjoying a picnic and an open air performance in Grosvenor Park.
You might even be lucky enough to experience one of Chester's famous Mystery Plays.
Spend glorious days at the Chester Racecourse or meet the animals at the world renowned Chester Zoo, home to 35,000 animals and 128 acres of zoological gardens, promising a great day out for families.
For those feeling more adventures, take a scenic journey across North Wales to the Snowdonia National Park, where you will find a wide choice of outdoor activities, as well as climbing the highest mountain in the country, Snowdon or Yr Wyddfa as it is known in Welsh.
See the lovely Cheshire countryside with easy access via public transport links from the bus station just down the road or from Chester train station where you can also travel directly to Liverpool and Manchester, both hosting their own unique experiences for a family of all ages and tastes to enjoy.
A wonderful city break for a couple or a small family.
This 200-year-old property is perfectly positioned for that long-awaited city escape that you have been seeking, ideally suited for a couple looking for a romantic getaway or for an action-packed break.
Up three old stone steps, you will enter this friendly and inviting home with its cosy sitting room, where you will find a comfy sofa and a wall-mounted TV. In the spacious fireplace is a multi-function electric fire, which you can flick on for additional warmth and atmosphere during the winter months.
The adjoining dining area is perfect for indulging in a takeaway, popping open a bottle of wine or delighting in your home-cooked meal.
Step into the kitchen, where you will find a range of quality appliances, inviting you in to cook up a family favourite dish, with the stable door providing easy access to the attractive courtyard and the Georgian paned window with its lovely views to the back of the property.
Head upstairs to find the two bedrooms, with the single bedroom providing views of the city walls and the tower, which is lit up in the evening with a rosy glow. The double bedroom with its ample storage gives a calm and serene atmosphere, thanks in part to the triple glazed windows.
Continuing to impress is the south-facing courtyard, where you can look forward to a spot of alfresco dining, with the city walls as your backdrop, or listen to the faint peel of Cathedral bells on a Sunday morning while you enjoy your morning coffee.
In addition to the choice of picking up the ‘hop on, hop off’ tourist bus just down the road, you have on the doorstep a superb selection of shops, ranging from convenience stores, supermarkets and high-street shops, accompanied by a plethora of quirky cafés, fine-dining restaurants, cosy pubs and fun-filled bars.
Uncover the city’s past by exploring the walls and the Cathedral, by visiting the amphitheatre of Roman times, as well as by shopping in and around the famous Tudor 'Rows', home to a fine selection of independent shops and boutiques.
Summer afternoons and evenings can be spent walking beside the River Dee, in Chester Meadows or enjoying a picnic and an open air performance in Grosvenor Park.
You might even be lucky enough to experience one of Chester's famous Mystery Plays.
Spend glorious days at the Chester Racecourse or meet the animals at the world renowned Chester Zoo, home to 35,000 animals and 128 acres of zoological gardens, promising a great day out for families.
For those feeling more adventures, take a scenic journey across North Wales to the Snowdonia National Park, where you will find a wide choice of outdoor activities, as well as climbing the highest mountain in the country, Snowdon or Yr Wyddfa as it is known in Welsh.
See the lovely Cheshire countryside with easy access via public transport links from the bus station just down the road or from Chester train station where you can also travel directly to Liverpool and Manchester, both hosting their own unique experiences for a family of all ages and tastes to enjoy.
A wonderful city break for a couple or a small family.
18 George Street is a superb terraced property resting in the city of Chester. It comes with two bedrooms, comprising of a double and a single, together sleeping three people and served by a ground-floor shower room. Outside, there is a rear patio area with table and chairs and plenty of public car parking spaces nearby. 18 George Street is a delightful base for that long awaited city break. City centre paid public parking nearby. Note: The rear garden wall is around 2.5ft high, care to be taken as this leads to steep bank of canal. Please also note that in keeping with the character of this property as per the pictures, there are four sandstone steps to access the property which approx 9 inches high, please do take care on these steps. Please note: The closest car park to the property is Delamere Street, however parking can also be located on Garden Lane. Please note: Minimum stay: 3 nights. Please note: this property only accepts a Monday and Friday check in.
Note: The rear garden wall is around 2.5ft high, care to be taken as this leads to steep bank of canal.
Please also note that in keeping with the character of this property as per the pictures, there are four sandstone steps to access the property which are approx 9 inches high, please do take care on these steps.
Please note: City centre paid public parking nearby. The closest car park to the property is Delamere Street, however parking can also be located on Garden Lane.
Please note: Minimum stay: 3 nights.
Please note: This property only accepts Monday to Friday check-ins, except between Tuesday 23/122/25 to 02/01/26.
What this place offers you
Wi-Fi
TV
Garden
Dishwasher
Washing machine
Fridge
Microwave
Heating
Sleeping arrangements
Bedroom 1
1 Double bed
Bedroom 2
1 Single bed
Where you'll stay
Explore map (Google Maps)
House rules
- Check-in: From 16:00 to 23:59
- Check-out: Until 10:00
- Pets not allowed
Good to know
- Family friendly
Guest reviews
10.0
Fantastic
Exceptional
10.0
Janice, Dec 2025
A lovely cottage in an excellent location. Tower View Cottage is deceptively spacious, immaculately clean and has all you may need for a lovely stay. Towels and bedding are of good quality and there are extra quilts and pillows in case required. The rear patio overlooking the walls and canal is a tr...
Exceptional
10.0
Michael, May 2026
Great location for none drivers shop pubs , the only thing the house needs is s grab rail at top right of stairs.
Exceptional
10.0
Julie, Oct 2025
We stayed at Tower Cottage as part of a visit to Chester to celebrate my daughter's 40th birthday. This was a very special location, nestled by the river Dee and close to the Roman Wall. The cottage had everything we could ask for in comfort and cleanliness, and was perfect for touring. The town liv...
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