Sirius
Finding Sirius
You’ll find Sirius tucked up against some trees about 200 meters down a farm track. Surrounded by fields with expansive views stretching as far as Beeston Castle.
Light the wood burner during the winter or relax in our outdoor chairs during the summer with the sound of the stream running past the shack.
Sirius is on a working farm, very occasionally you’ll see the local farmer harvesting crops or herding cattle.
40 mins from Liverpool
1 hour from Manchester
3 hours 30 from London
Nearest station: Chester, it's a 25-minute taxi from there.
Once you arrive you can park at the bottom of the farm track and it's a 250m walk to the cabin.
Note: In the winter this track can get muddy, you can find some wellies in the log store in the car park to make the walk easier.
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Stay local
Nestled in the picturesque Cheshire countryside, Tarporley offers a delightful blend of historic charm and modern attractions, making it an ideal destination for both relaxation and exploration. Here's a glimpse of what to do locally in Tarporley:
Explore the Village: Take a leisurely stroll through Tarporley's quaint village center, characterised by its historic buildings, boutique shops, and charming streets. The High Street is a great place to start, with its unique shops, cafes, and galleries.
Walks and Nature: For outdoor enthusiasts, there are numerous walking and hiking trails in the area. The Cheshire countryside provides a beautiful backdrop for your explorations, and you can discover gems like the Sandstone Trail and Beeston Castle.
Tarporley, Cheshire, offers a delightful mix of activities that cater to various interests, making it a charming and diverse destination for visitors of all kinds. Whether you're looking for a relaxing escape or a day filled with exploration, Tarporley has something for everyone.
FAQs
Once you've arrived, the walk to Sirius is about 150 meters along a level track.
Check-out is at 10am
Cats welcome too 🐈
Ginger and pickles have a cosy cafe for sitting in and a bakehouse for picking up takeaways.
Little Tap is a great place to have a relaxing drink and a nibble.
The Swan enjoy a lovely meal in this 16th century pub.
A short walk from Teal is The Boot Inn, a lovely pub where you can enjoy the beer garden in the summer or warm up in front of the open fire on the colder days.
If you're happy to drive a little bit further we recommend
The Yew Tree- a public house in the village of Bunbury where they have a great selection of traditional real ales and draught lagers.
The Fishpool- is a multi award winning gastro pub located close to Delamere Forest (which is also great for a nice walk!)
Weetwood Brewery book a beer or gin tour/tasting with this local brewery or visit their taproom and shop.
Wild shore is a waterpark located in Delamere. Here you can tackle the aqua park or aqua chimp, you can also try wakeboarding and paddle boarding.
Delamere Forest- apart from the great walking around the forest paths there is also a go ape located here.