Chelford Market

Chelford Market is one of the most diverse agricultural auction centre’s within the UK, with weekly sales of livestock, horticultural, produce and machinery, which are renowned as being amongst the leading sales in each sector.

Our location in the centre of the country and close to main motorway and trunk road networks provides easy access for vendors and purchasers of all commodities, and has made the Centre popular for a large number of special sales, including major Pedigree Society sales at various times of the year. Chelford Market

Our weekly Markets incorporate livestock sales on Monday’s and Thursday’s, horticultural sales on Wednesday’s and every Thursday evening, and large monthly machinery sales, including a weekly sale of garden sundries, lawn mowers, small machinery etc. Reports from all these sales can be found in our Chelford Review, which has been published for many many years and read avidly by our  wide range of customers.

Catalogues are available for all major special sales.

We require entry forms for weekly livestock, horticulture and machinery sales, as well as for our special poultry sales.  If you require entry forms, to any of our sales, please follow the link and find the forms you require.  They can be completed on line and returned to us.Chelford Market

Reports for all our special sales can also be found on line, but if you require a hard copy to be mailed to you, please telephone our office.

Our Auctioneers are regarded as being amongst the leading teams of auctioneers in the Country.  They are always willing to assist with marketing and valuation advice.  Indeed, we carry out a large range of valuations for all purposes, and are regarded as amongst the leaders in our field for valuations of livestock, horticultural, produce and machinery, as well as for land and property, throughout the UK.
 
 
Directions: The market lies adjacent to the A537 Knutsford – Macclesfield road, and is best approached from the motorway network via junctions 18 or 19 off the M6.  Alternatively, those travelling from the North may find it more convenient to use the
new M60 Manchester orbital route, and to follow the A34 south through Wilmslow and Alderley Edge, turning right on the A537 at Monks Heath traffic lights.  By rail, travel from Crewe or Manchester Piccadilly on the local service, which stops at Chelford Station adjoining the Centre.  By air, the Centre is less than 10 miles from Manchester Airport, from where transport can be arranged upon request.