Areas Covered by Crown Rentals

A popular tourist destination and a sought after city to live in. 
Chester has a diverse housing provision, accommodating every tenant type. High and low-income families and individuals, professionals, students, and tourists offer opportunities for landlords with houses, flats, HMOs and holiday lets.

An industrial town located in the Southern-most point of the Wirral on the banks of the Manchester ship canal. Home to Vauxhall vehicle assembly plant, Cheshire Oaks designer outlet village, and the National Waterways museum.
Housing requirements are mainly family homes and smaller properties (flats or houses) for individual tenants.

A metropolitan borough of Merseyside, South of the river Mersey. With two contrasting zones (East and West), The Wirral has several small towns and villages. The Eastern side of The Wirral is more densely populated with the majority of Wirral's commercial and industrial employers. Great for landlords providing family homes and flats. The Western strip of The Wirral is more rural with smaller villages and larger, more expensive properties. Great for higher earners looking for higher value properties. With coastline on all sides, there are some popular spots for visitors.
Over the years, Wirral has seen the development of many HMOs. Probably too many, with insufficient demand.

The small towns of Helsby and Frodsham sit along the river Mersey to the East of Chester. Suburbs and commuter belts to Chester, Warrington, and even Manchester, these locations offer a quieter, more rural setting for its inhabitants. Close to the popular Delamere Forest. Demand for family rental homes mostly.

Runcorn is an industrial town and cargo port in the Borough of Halton on the southern bank of the River Mersey, where the estuary narrows to form the Runcorn Gap. The main industry is the production of chemicals. Railway and road bridges connect the town with Widnes on the north shore of the Mersey.
Housing needs range from quality family homes to smaller, affordable houses and flats for lower income households.

The second largest city in the North West, Liverpool offers every type of opportunity for property investors and landlords with demands for all types of housing. The city is famed for its two cathedrals and Premier League football teams, but also has seven universities and a population of over half a million people. Opportunities are many for providing family homes of all types, flats, short-stay tourist accommodation and HMOs for students or working professionals (but beware the Article 4 area covering much of the city).

A market town in East Cheshire to the South of Manchester, Macclesfield's history dates back to the silk trade. A semi-rural town on the edge of the Derbyshire Peak district, it's a popular place to live with strong demand for rental properties including HMOs.

One of the primary towns in North Wales, Wrexham is just a few miles from the Cheshire border and serves as a centre for manufacturing, retail, education, and administration. More recently attracting fame through Wrexham football club and its celebrity owners, the town has strong demand for rental properties for individuals and families alike.