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    At Springfields self catering in Staffordshire we believe in offering the highest quality accommodation at a reasonable price!    
    "We spent a fantastic week over New Year 2007 at Sprinfields with 6 of our friends! We went to Hanley (Stoke on Trent City Centre) and did some shopping. We went to the bowling complex and even to the Regent Theatre to watch a Panto. Sprinfields is bright, spacious and the perfect retret within easy reach of all amenities. It is perfect for large groups of friends or families and very reasonably priced!"     
         
   

Springfields is a stunning Detached self catering holiday home (Bungalow) with 8 Seater Hot Tub Lovely Location with Beautiful Views, 5 Minute Drive from the Potteries Centre Sleeps 8/9 (4 Bedrooms)

    
     Lavender House is a pretty self catered holiday cottage with 3 bedrooms which can sleep up to 5 people.    
         
   
We take your comfort very seriously at Springfields which is why everything we do is designed to help you enjoy your holiday.
 
 

The bungalow is situated in an acre of beautiful gardens with three terraces for outside dining. Enjoy relaxing in the Arctic Spa or in the beautiful conservatory. The bungalow also has three stables available if you wish to bring your horse(s) along with you. The bungalow is situated on the edge of the Staffordshire Moorlands with many miles of wonderful bridle tracks.

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Lavender House is newly renovated ready for the 2009 season!
     
 
The house is nicely located and is decorated with a blend of classical and contemporary styles. There is a compact rear garden with decking and views over the surrounding countryside. There is also a 'walk in' Jacuzzi style shower with room for two and a radio!

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The properties are only 5 to 10 minutes from Hanley Town Centre which accommodates the Potteries Shopping Centre. The Festival Park Complex is seven minutes away with the fantastic Waterworld Complex (as seen on TV). Of course you cannot visit the Potteries without spending a day at Alton Towers. For the more cultured the area is famous for all its pottery and there are many bargains to be had visiting all the factory shops. Also there are many Auction Houses in the area which hold pottery auctions on a weekly basis. (this is great for picking up something unusual at a bargain) the museums are very interesting and have good exhibitions. If you have children why not take them to The Trentham Gardens where they can go and visit the monkeys in the monkey forest. Trentham Gardens is a new development with shops and cafes and is a lovely day out. The only problem with Stoke on Trent is that there is so much to do it is impossible to fit it all in.

    
         
   
Contact Julie Williams

Email: juliewilliams@orange.fr

00 33 (0)2 31 67 68 81
 
   
         
    Stoke on Trent is serviced by three airports. East Midlands is a forty minute drive to the bungalow. Manchester and Birmingham are 1 hour. Stoke on Trent railway station is 10 minutes from the property. The Channel Ports are approximately three hours away.

Hanley Town Centre is 5 minute drive. Cultural Quarter (theatres, bars cafes, restaurants, museums and Auction Houses). Brittania Stadium is 10 minute drive (look out for the Summer in the City Concerts) or just go and watch Stoke play. Newcastle under Lyme Town Centre 10 minutes drive)
Alton Towers 15 minutes drive. Trentham Gardens 15 minutes drive. Festival Park 8 minutes drive. Longton one of the five towns of Stoke on Trent. Why not visit Gladstone Pottery Museum.