From Chester Road, Macclesfield's iconic Picturedome eatery began the popularity of the neighbouring Chestergate area of the town. Now, some seven years since its establishment, the surrounding area has been transformed to become one of Macclesfield's most vibrant locations.

Chestergate, lined with its growing number of diverse and popular eateries, bistros, cafes, wine bars and independent shops, travels in a straight line to meet Market Square and the town hall, situated right in the heart of the town centre. From Market Square, Macclesfield's historic stone-cobbled Church Street and the towns landmark 108 Steps, descend to Waters Green and Macclesfield's mainline railway service, connecting Manchester Piccadilly (23 minutes) to London Euston (1.45 hours).

Number 45 Chester Road is a freehold Victorian-era terraced home of traditional construction, with red brick elevations surmounted by a slate covered pitched roof.