New Homes in Preston
Preston, a vibrant Lancashire city in the North West, offers an appealing blend of urban amenities and suburban tranquillity.
Families appreciate excellent schools and cultural attractions like the Harris Museum and Art Gallery. It’s also home to the Wallace and Gromit statue, popular with locals and visitors alike. Great transport links mean commuters enjoy direct rail services to Manchester and Liverpool in under an hour.
The city centre boasts numerous amenities, including shops, restaurants and weekend markets. Explore our new homes in Preston and speak to one of our Sales Advisers to begin your homebuying journey.
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Calder Rise
Dunlin Drive, Cottam, Preston, Lancashire, PR4 0JX
- £265,000 to £412,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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Centurion Village
Longmeanygate, Midge Hall, Leyland, LANCASHIRE, PR26 7TB
- £275,000 to £430,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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Inglewhite Meadow, Longridge
1 Peregrine Crescent, Longridge, Preston, PR3 2RX
Sundial Place DWH
Lydiate Lane, Thornton, Liverpool, Merseyside, L23 1AE
- £215,000 to £470,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
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Silver Hill Manor
Broad Lane/Lower Lane, Rochdale, OL16 4PT
- £285,000 to £476,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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New Homes in Preston Highlights
- Vibrant City: Living in Preston blends the energy of a modern city with deep historical roots. From its proud industrial past to its thriving cultural scene, it’s a place where tradition and innovation meet.
- Culture & Attractions: Explore the Harris Museum, or take the kids to Avenham Park for seasonal festivals.
- Education & Opportunity: Home to the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan), Preston is a hub for academic excellence and innovation.
- Superb Connectivity: With direct rail links to Manchester, Liverpool, and London, plus easy access to the M6, Preston is perfectly placed for commuters.
New Homes in Preston FAQs
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Nestled between Blackburn and Blackpool, a stone's throw from the Forest of Bowland, new homes in Preston cater to all home buyers. This lively city has so much to offer, from interactive museums to ample green spaces for a relaxing stroll.The city sits along the banks of the River Ribble, a few miles from the Irish Sea, and was the centre of the textile industry during the 14th century. Today, it's a tourist favourite thanks to its wealth of attractions. Find below some of the best ones:
- Harris Museum and Art Gallery
- Ribble Steam Railway
- Lancashire Infantry Museum
- Moor Park
- Avenham and Millers Park
- Brockholes Nature Reserve
- Turbary Woods Owl and Bird Sanctuary
- Forest of Bowland
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Preston offers a welcoming and diverse community, where residents enjoy a blend of urban convenience and countryside charm. Local events, cultural festivals, and farmers’ markets bring neighbours together throughout the year, creating a strong sense of belonging.
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New homes in this thriving Lancashire hub benefit from excellent schools and commuting links.Many primary and secondary institutions have been rated outstanding by Ofsted, including Eldon Primary and The Olive School. Preston is also home to the University of Central Lancashire, with over 30,000 students.
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If transport links are your priority, you're in luck. The M61 connects the city with Manchester and Chorley, while the M6 runs towards Liverpool, joining the M62 at Birchwood. Preston also has a train station, with most services operated by the West Coast Main Line. It is a major stop between London and Scotland and provides departures to the Lake District.