New Build Homes in Lancashire

Choosing one of our new homes in Lancashire means getting all the benefits of a home in the North West without paying the high prices of living in a city like Manchester or Liverpool. 

Choosing a new build here gives you modern build quality, energy-efficient features and a low-maintenance home in a region backed by investment and growth. Central Lancashire is currently seeing a £434m investment through the Preston, South Ribble and Lancashire City Deal, helping to deliver upgraded road networks, improved transport links and thousands of new jobs across the area.

Lancashire is well placed for getting out and about, with Cumbria on your doorstep and North and West Yorkshire easily accessible. Greater Manchester and Merseyside are also within straightforward travelling distance, giving you plenty of options for work, learning and leisure across the area.

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

Looking to take the kids out for the day? It couldn't be easier to head straight for the coast. Blackpool's famous seafront is packed with iconic attractions, including Blackpool Tower, the Pleasure Beach, the Winter Gardens and Blackpool Illuminations. Animal lovers can visit Blackpool Zoo, home to more than 1,000 animals, including elephants, giraffes and big cats, or explore Wild Discovery at Ribby Village Hall. 

For culture, retail therapy and entertainment, Lancaster has a range of places to shop and long-standing theatres, including the Lancaster Grand Theatre and The Dukes, which show everything from panto performances to live performances. There’s also Preston, the county’s largest city, which is filled with retail centres like St George’s and Fishergate, alongside landmarks like the Harris Museum and Avenham and Miller Parks. 

When you’re looking to explore the countryside on offer, you’ll be spoiled for choice. Our new build developments in Lancashire benefit from easy access to The Forest of Bowland Landscape, which is a fantastic place to spot wildlife, explore ancient woodlands and enjoy some of the county's most impressive scenery. 

For anyone who likes a good walk, there are plenty of opportunities to put on your boots and head outdoors. Pendle Hill, which sits within The Forest of Bowland, is a bewitching area of Lancashire, best known for the witch trials which took place in 1612. Then, for a further insight into the history of these trials, you can also visit Lancaster Castle, which is one of England’s best-preserved castles. 

Choosing one of our new homes in Lancashire means it's easy to head into the town to pick up the essentials or travel further afield to discover everything the region has to offer. The M6 is Lancashire's main motorway, linking directly to Manchester, Liverpool, Cumbria and Scotland. The M55 runs nearby too, which is great for warmer days when you’re looking for easy access to coastal towns like St Annes, Lytham and Fleetwood. 

By rail, trains from Preston and Blackpool offer direct services to Manchester, Liverpool and Lancaster, as well as local stations including Kirkham, Wesham and Poulton-le-Fylde. 

Yes, Lancashire offers plenty of opportunities to learn and develop new skills, from universities and colleges to vocational courses and practical training. Popular secondary schools include Balshaw’s Church of England High School in Leyland, Penwortham Girls' High School in Preston, and Clitheroe Royal Grammar School. In addition, Primary options such as Broughton-in-Amounderness CE Primary and St Mary’s Catholic Primary in Chorley are known for their strong community links and supportive learning environments.

Universities including the University of Lancashire, Lancaster University and Edge Hill University give students access to a wide range of degree courses all within the county. Lancashire’s strong agricultural sector also creates opportunities to study subjects such as farming, horticulture, animal care and other land-based industries, providing hands-on routes into a range of rural careers.