North West
Discover our energy-efficient new homes in the North West.
The North West is a real powerhouse, a key player in the UK’s economy, with a weighty industrial heritage that includes textiles, manufacturing, shipping, trade and transport. There’s a long-standing agricultural heritage too, from the arable farms of Lancashire and the sheep farms of Cumbria, to the dairy farms of Cheshire. With this great mix of urban and rural landscapes, a new home in the North West can face either way.
Take a look at our new build developments in the North West, each with a description of the local area.
New Homes in North West
Living in North West
The North West’s Counties
There’s a great range of counties here, from urban to rural. The North West takes in Cheshire, Cumbria, Greater Manchester, Lancashire and Merseyside
Cities in the North West
Spread out between North Wales and the Scottish Borders, the North West’s cities include Carlisle, Chester, Lancaster, Liverpool, Manchester and Preston,
Landmarks in the North West
Liverpool has the lion’s share of the great icons of the North West, showing off the Liver Building, the Mersey and the Royal Albert Dock. Chester has the history prize though, with its original Roman walls, and Blackpool Pier is home to the world-famous ‘Big Wheel’.
Landscapes in the North West
The famous landscapes of the Lake District and the Pennines are well-known features in the North West. There are some surprises too though, with the long sandy beaches of Crosby, Formby and Freshfield, and the legendary Pendle Hill.
Things to do in the North West
Liverpool’s L1 and Manchester’s Arndale Centre – the largest city-centre shopping centres in the UK – are a top-class destination for serious shoppers. If the great outdoors is more your thing, head for Scafell Pike – the highest mountain in England or into the Lake District.