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Pringle Homes are delighted to announce news of a forthcoming development in Grimsargh, near Preston, Lancashire.

Silver Birches comprises just 6 exclusive family homes built in the renown Pringle arts and crafts style.
Set in a beautiful rural location, yet with very convenient links to the M6/M61, these attractive homes are ideal for those working in Preston, Manchester, including the new Media City, and Lancaster.

For more details of each property and...Read More

Pringle Homes is proud to announce the much awaited launch of their apartments this weekend. Clifton Square on Clifton Street, Burnley offers a range of attractive 2 and 3 bedroom homes as well as apartments and has been subject to much early attention from would-be buyers, keen to see the potential and value for money on offer.

Mark Fleuriot, Managing Director for Pringle Homes, said “We’re delighted to welcome our first occupants. People are starting to move in now...Read More

“A house is not a home without a dog”, is a saying Bury couple Stuart and Rosemary Andrews have taken to their heart.

When the pair, who have three daughters, were looking for a holiday home near the Lake District, one property stood out.

Hazelwood Hall, with 18.5 of mature gardens and woodlands, provides an ideal nature trail for walking their chocolate Labrador, Alfie.

The imposing property in the Lancashire village of Silverdale, has...Read More

Keen walkers Mike and Janet Barber put their best foot forward to find a new holiday home in Lancashire and stumbled across a magnificent Victorian mansion.

The Stockport couple were hoping for a second property in the stunning village of Silverdale, one of their favourite holiday destinations, when they discovered Hazelwood Hall, which has been transformed into 21 appealing apartments.

Thanks to developers Pringle Homes, the property, set in 18.5 acres of mature...Read More

Second home-owners can take advantage of a planning anomaly where properties in an area of outstanding natural beauty have been designated holiday properties.

A local occupancy clause in neighbouring villages in the Lake District National Park prevents visitors from buying newly built property.

The Section 106 agreement stops new properties from being sold as holiday homes, to prevent prices escalating beyond reach of local people.

Yet buyers in...Read More