Leading up the hill towards the Macclesfield Canal, Hawthorn Road, a cul de sac, contains a mixture of premises. On the right at the bottom is the B&B Signs workshop, followed by the Christian Life church. Then comes Hawthorn Mews (left in picture) followed by a new development which at the time of writing (8/2006) is an empty farm yard. On the left are cottages and a modern bungalow. Opposite the Mews is Waterhouse Avenue. The top 150m is a private road with two detached houses and, across the Middlewood Way, there is a row of early 20th century stone houses known as Alderley View - and indeed they certainly have a good view. There is pedestrian access to the Macclesfield Canal
at the top of the road.
Approach off Wellington Road.
Leads to Waterhouse Avenue, Alderley View.
Nearest shops - Wellington Road.
Nearest pubs - Bayleaf, Dog & Partridge.
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Listed structure
The link is to the Images of England web site provided by English Heritage.
Macclesfield Canal milestone; located a few metres from the canal access, c.1830.
