The charming village of Bunbury can trace its origin back to the Saxon period, and the village is also referenced in the Domesday Book (c.1086) as Boleberie. Today, the thriving village boasts a convenience store, Post Office, coffee shop, doctor's surgery and two public houses, along with a highly regarded primary school.
Slightly further afield nearby Tarporley, Chester and Nantwich offer a wider range of amenities. Transportation links are excellent with easy access to the motorway network
including M6, M56 and M53. Crewe station is within 10 miles where there are regular direct train services to London Euston, Liverpool and Manchester. And direct bus links are also available to both Chester and Nantwich.
Malwina Michalska
Sales Executive
The charming village of Bunbury can trace its origin back to the Saxon period and is also referenced in the Domesday Book (c.1086) as Boleberie. Today, the thriving village boasts a convenience store, Post Office, coffee shop, doctor's surgery and two public houses, along with a highly regarded primary school.
Slightly further afield nearby Tarporley, Chester and Nantwich offer a wider range of amenities. Transportation links are excellent with easy access to the motorway network including M6, M56 and M53. Crewe station is within 10 miles where there are regular direct train services to London Euston, Liverpool and Manchester. And direct bus links are also available to both Chester and Nantwich.