The City of Chester has been a centre of trade and culture throughout history, a River Port and Fortress in the Roman period, a thriving Trade and Culture centre in Modern Banking and Aerospace today in the reign of Elizabeth The Second.

Roman camps and Fortresses number many throughout England, many of the sites are identifiable in modern England. The word Cester, Roman for camp is incorporated as a part of many United Kingdom Town and City names.

Preservation has been unique through the centuries, Roman Walls, Amphitheater and River Port are very much in evidence. The Tudor Period has left fine examples of that era, the Exclusive “Rows”, The Cathedral, Northgate Street, Watergate Street and much more have had a continuous asset value throughout hundreds of years and today form an important part of the daily used City heritage.

Today Chester is a modern affluent city, providing headquarters for multinational companies in Banking, Commerce, and Manufacturing..

There are good road, rail and air services to Chester, Manchester International Airport is just thirty minutes away. Leisure, Sport and Arts are fully integrated in the City and surrounding areas, the Race Course and River are special areas of appreciation.

Chester is rated as one of the most affluent areas of England, in fact one of the United Kingdoms wealthiest aristocrats, The Duke of Westminister is a local figure and his ancestral home Eaton Hall is on the City rural boundaries.