Lancashire

Famous for its delicious Hot Pot and for being one half of the War of the Roses, Lancashire is a county rich in influence, heritage and natural beauty. Lancashire is home to historic cities like Lancaster and Preston, as well as charming market towns such as Clitheroe and Garstang. These areas boast beautiful architecture, vibrant markets and a wealth of cultural attractions. If you enjoy the great outdoors, your new build home in Lancashire can give you rolling hills, lush valleys and scenic coastal areas – the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is a particular highlight, with opportunities for hiking, cycling and wildlife spotting.

Living in Lancashire

Something for everyone

Lancashire is diverse in terms of communities, amenities and landscapes. It's a county made up of unspoilt hillsides, colourful cities and coastal beaches, providing an array of scenery for homebuyers to choose from. You only need to take a few steps to see some of the North’s stunning settings.

Sparkling Blackpool is one of its top spots, with the famous Pleasure Beach and three Victorian piers that stretch over the sea. Experience the magic of the Illuminations and take family and friends on a day trip through the city when they visit your new house - less than 10 minutes on the train from Lytham St Annes and Poulton-le-Fyde.

Work and education

The county is full of thriving industries and sectors, such as healthcare, manufacturing and retail. BAE Systems also has a training facility, the Rolls Royce factory is based in the area, and you can also take advantage of the county’s proximity to Manchester and Liverpool

For those not quite old enough for the working world, Lancashire has a great selection of schools and colleges for children of all ages. 632 schools across the county have an Ofsted rating of ‘Outstanding’ and ‘Good’,

Northern food at its finest

Buying a home in Lancashire means filling your cupboards with some of the UK’s finest foods. This county is known for its hotpots, corned beef and Chorley cakes - just what you need to warm your cockles after experiencing the Northern weather. Ribble Valley in particular is considered the foodie capital of the north, with many restaurants and pubs offering a variety of cuisines. You can also experience Morecambe Bay’s fresh, salty fish and creamy Lancashire cheese, all perfect alongside crusty warm bread from one of its independent bakeries. Whether you’re treating yourself or cooking from the kitchen in your new house, you’ll have plenty to choose from.

New homes in Lancashire

Lancashire is one of the largest counties in the North, and it’s certainly jam-packed with culture, career and education development and entertainment. A Persimmon new build will only add to this experience, creating a comfortable environment for you to start your next chapter.