New Build Homes in Lancashire

From winding canals and buzzing seaside resorts to the historic Lancaster and vibrant Preston, Lancashire offers a perfect balance of beautiful landscapes and modern conveniences. With its shopping centres and excellent schools, historic sights and family-friendly attractions, the area represents a superb choice for your next big move.

You'll find easy transport links to Lancashire's cities and towns and the regions beyond. It's ideally located for travel across England, too. The county borders Cumbria to the north and North and West Yorkshire to the east. To the south, you have good access to Merseyside and Greater Manchester. 

When you buy a new home in Lancashire, you'll find there are plenty of activities to try and landscapes to explore right on your doorstep. 

If you want to take the kids out for the day, head to the seaside. Blackpool's world-famous seafront is the perfect stretch of sand where families can while away a few hours, and its Pleasure Beach is perfect for thrill-seekers. There's also Blackpool Zoo, which is home to a range of animals including rhinos, elephants and giraffes. Animal-lovers can also spend the day at Wild Discovery at Ribby Hall Village, where kids can be zookeepers for the day. 

If you love to explore the countryside, you're spoiled for choice here. Lancashire is 80% rural and there are many walking and cycling routes across the region. The Forest of Bowland National Landscape is a must for those seeking to escape the bustle of everyday life. This designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is a fantastic place to spot wildlife or simply explore ancient woodlands. 

Pendle Hill, which sits within the Forest of Bowland, was the first protected area in England to be awarded the European Charter for Sustainable Tourism in Protected Areas. However, it's possibly best known for the witch trials that took place here in 1612. A visit to Lancaster Castle completes the story of these trials, where you can learn more about its dark past.

Lancaster itself is a charming city. It's home to a popular university, theatres including the Grand Theatre and The Dukes, and several shopping centres where you'll find high-street names and independent outlets. 

You can also get some retail therapy in Preston. The county's largest city offers several shopping centres, along with bars, restaurants and cafes. The city's a draw for students here who attend the University of Central Lancashire. 

Whether you're heading into town to pick up the essentials, commuting or heading out to discover what the region has to offer, you'll find our new housing developments in Lancashire are ideally located and well connected. 

The M6 runs through the county and provides links to major cities and regions, including Manchester and Liverpool to the south and Cumbria to the north. This motorway is also your gateway to Manchester and Liverpool airports. The M55 to Blackpool, meanwhile, provides access to other beautiful coastal resorts including St Annes and Fleetwood. 

There are regular bus services that provide you with convenient journeys to other towns and villages within Lancashire, while trains from Preston and Blackpooltravel to cities like Manchester, Liverpool, Lancaster, Leeds and towns including Kirkham, Wesham and Poulton-le-Fylde. 

If you're looking to raise a family in your new home in Lancashire, you're well served. There are primary and secondary schools across the county with 'Outstanding' or 'Good' ratings from Ofsted. 

For higher education, the University of Central Lancashire and the University of Lancaster offer a range of undergraduate courses and postgraduate programmes, covering courses in law and accountancy as well as journalism and forensic science.