JCS Property are approachable hosts, easily contactable and open to special requests. Our aim is to provide people with luxurious, fully serviced accommodations in beautiful locations, at affordable prices. We have lived in and around Sandbach for over 60 years between us, so we have plenty of location knowledge and information. Our contact details are provided upon booking and would be more than happy to help with anything we can to make your stay at any of our properties enjoyable.

Sandbach apartment 4b is a beautiful, 1st floor south facing apartment in a very practical part of Sandbach, in the heart of Cheshire. Book with us, and receive a massive 20% off at Cubar Sandbach, or Bunita Burger for the duration of your visit!! Situated 1.5m from JCT17 M6, means it is central for plenty to see and do. Sleeping up to 5 adults with access to two double bedrooms, one with a double bed, another with 2 zip and link beds (double or 2 singles) and 1 large sofa beds with all linen supplied. Guests will be able to enjoy their stay with full access to services such as, very fast Wi-Fi, choice of large tv's, with apps, your own bathroom, kitchen, a very cozy living room and bedroom. All of our guests receive complimentary items on arrival such as, shower gels, towels, facecloths, slippers, Yorkshire tea and 100% arabica fairtrade coffee and sugar. Perfect location as it's just a stone's throw away from the town center which means plenty of quaint shops, bars and restaurants not to mention the popular weekly markets. Weekend nightlife can be a popular choice in this location however, the apartment is far enough away to not suffer the noise pollution if you choose ...

Sandbach is situated in south-eastern Cheshire, to the north-east of Crewe. With ancient roots, dating back to the Saxon era, Sandbach has also been a market town since Elizabethan times. The centre of the town has an interesting cobbled square with a variety of half-timbered and characterful buildings - a couple of them pubs. Be sure in particular to see the very ancient Saxon crosses in the Market place - among the very earliest monuments to Christianity to be found in England.