For house hunters looking to settle in the city, Barratt Homes has a range of properties available at its Waterside development on Chessington Crescent for anyone looking to make best use of the amenities on their doorstep.
As noted in the article, 2025 will mark 100 years of Stoke-on-Trent being a proper city and there’s no better time to visit. With a variety of events being organised from exhibitions to music festivals, leading to the first official Stoke-on-Trent Day on Thursday 5th June.
Few corners of the country are as rich with culture and heritage as the Potteries, being world-famous for its ceramics.
The city’s six towns are a trove of odes to pottery-making past and present, from museums like the Gladstone and Potteries Museum and Art Gallery to working factories like Middleport and factory outlets for Royal Stafford, Wedgwood and Duchess China.
After visitors have had their fill of ceramics they can tuck into the many varieties of oatcake, a local delicacy, and venture out to nature spots like Trentham Estate, Manifold Valley and the Peak District.
Alan Watt, Sales Director at Barratt Homes Manchester, said: “We are so pleased to hear Stoke-on-Trent receive this much deserved praise, as it’s a fantastic city and filled with culture and essential amenities .
“Our Waterside development gives curious house hunters easy access to Stoke-on-Trent, the nearby Trentham Gardens and Hem Heath Woods and other fantastic places to visit in North Staffordshire.”
Waterside is located on Chessington Crescent with a number of three bedroom homes available to reserve with prices starting from £282,000.
For information on any properties available in the county, visit the website.