Ashlea

Located in the suburb of Cheadle, The Ashlea is a charming 19th Century Inn adorned with a distinguished coat of arms, overlooking Abney Hall Park. For nearly a century and a half, this historic establishment has been welcoming guests through its doors. Nestled on leafy Manchester Road, away from the bustling high street, it offers a tranquil retreat close to the picturesque Cheshire villages of Wilmslow and Alderley Edge.

Standing in the shadow of the old Cheadle Village railway bridge, The Ashlea, along with the adjacent terraced houses and Ashlea House, was once part of the Abney Hall Estate. The Estate’s scenic gardens, located directly behind the inn, are a favourite spot for local residents, walkers, and cyclists alike. The dog-friendly venue boasts a patio area that becomes a sun-trap on warm summer days, where visitors can enjoy a delightful pub meal al fresco amidst lively conversations. When the weather turns colder, the cosy atmosphere of The Ashlea beckons patrons looking to savour a pint of real cask ale and hearty pub fare under the antique beams.