Augustus Fields

Nestled within the Staffordshire Moorlands lies the small town of Cheadle. With history dating as far back as Anglo-Saxon times, Cheadle has a past steeped in history from industrial to agriculture including brass making, copperworks and silk mills. The skyline of the town is dominated by the 200ft spire of St Giles Catholic Church designed by the reputed architect Augustus Pugh who designed the interior of the Palace of Westminster and who this development is named after.

Standing within a valley, Cheadle offers a wealth of outdoor walks and pursuits offering anything from the remains of Croxden Abbey, a tranquil and atmospheric English Heritage site to Cecilly Brook Local Nature Reserve which is home to water voles and wildflower meadows. It also provides an excellent base for exploring that little bit further including the Peak District National Park, which is a gateway to the wooded Churnet Valley as well as the Staffordshire Moorlands. Or take a stroll around the beautifully maintained 42 acres of lakes at JCB’s main headquarters at nearby Uttoxeter.

If the thrill of the rides is more your style, then Augustus Fields is around 4 miles from the well- known theme park of Alton Towers.

Cheadle itself plays host to a wide variety of amenities from the weekly markets that sell anything from food and drink to crafts and homeware, to the amazing number of schools including a High School, Primary Schools, and a College all within walking distance from the properties on the development.

As far as transport networks go, Cheadle is just 10 miles from Stoke 0n Trent with its road and rail network, although nearby Blythe Bridge has a railway line connecting the Crewe to Derby line too. Uttoxeter and Leek also lie just 1 0 miles away for those wishing to visit further afield.