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Lancashire is a county which can offer an array of different lifestyles, thanks to a varied landscape which includes vibrant towns, rural countryside and coastal resorts. Whichever type of life you want to lead, make sure you check out our latest offers to see if you could be a homeowner sooner than you realise.
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Whether you’ve got your eye on family days at the beach, walks through beautiful valleys or a roaring night out in a place like Preston, Lancashire has so much to offer. Some of the area’s top attractions include Lancaster Castle, the Harris Museum, Art Gallery and Library and all of the waterfront attractions on offer along the coast, including the fun-filled Blackpool Pleasure Beach.
From sandy beaches to the Forest of Bowland, Rivington Pike and Leighton Moss, there are so many natural spaces vying for your attention. Brockholes, Beacon Fell, Cuerden Valley Park, St Anne’s Beach, Fairy Glen - the list goes on. And don’t miss the views from Pendle Hill, where you can even try your hand at paragliding.
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Preston’s Archbishop Temple School in Fulwood is widely regarded as one of the best schools in the UK, while Lancaster Girls’ Grammar is known as one of the county’s strongest performers based on GCSE results. Both schools have excellent reputations. Clitheroe Royal Grammar is held in similarly high regard and also performs well in exam results.
If your kids are a bit younger, St Peter’s CofE is a highly regarded primary school in Preston with a nursery attached. St Gabriel’s CofE in Blackburn and Lytham St Anne’s Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Primary are also known for their strong performance. -
There are excellent transport links right across Lancashire, whether you need to catch a tram, train, plane, bus or ferry. If you have a car, the M6, M55, M58 and M61 motorways all pass through the county, while the M62 runs just to the south of the border.
Jump in the car to head to nearby Manchester or Liverpool, or take a boat over to the Isle of Man. Meanwhile, rail services to London take just over two hours from places like Preston.