Miller Homes - Parklands View, PR7

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Quality of life is about the details of everyday living. From the little things, like knowing the nearest place to pickup a pint of milk to more important matters like finding the right school or having a health centre nearby, you need to know that the community you’re moving to will support you and your family, as well as being a pleasant place to live. So here’s some useful information about the area around Parklands View.

While Parklands View is served by frequent bus services into the town centre, Chorley’s shops and amenities can also be reached by a 25-minute walk alongside the River Chor and Astley Park. Chorley railway station operates services to Blackpool and Manchester, around 45 and 40 minutes away respectively, while Euxton Balshaw Lane station, to the west of the development, offers trains to Liverpool Lime Street. Buses to both stations pass Parklands View. The development is under three miles from junction 8 of the M61, and less than four from junction 28 of the M6.

With its duck pond, Victorian walled garden, play areas and beautiful ancient woodlands, nearby Astley Park is one of Chorley’s most popular attractions. It is also the location of the magnificent Astley Hall museum and art gallery. Chorley cricket and tennis clubs are both close to Parklands View, and there is a choice of golf courses in easy reach.

Comprehensive indoor fitness facilities can befound at the All Seasons Leisure Centre, where there are swimming and teaching pools, a gym, sports hall and squash courts. In addition to the parks, canal walks and sports fields within the town there are some wonderful outdoor amenities just a little further afield including, around three miles away, the reservoirs, cycle paths and way marked trails of the country parks at Rivington and Lever.

There is a convenient Tesco Extra with a pharmacy a short walk away in Foxhole Road, and a small shopping area at Astley Park with a post office and a convenience store. The Tesco car park contains recycling receptacles for glass, textiles and household packaging. Chorley town centre is an attractive and lively area where the shopping environments range from pedestrianised streets lined with independent, traditional traders to modern malls such as Botany Bay, a striking Victorian mill converted into five floors of fashionable shops and restaurants.Chorley’s 500 year old open-air market, held five days a week, is the perfect place to buy fresh local produce.

Directions

From the M6 Junction 28

Leave the motorway following signs for Chorley then move into the righthand lane and turn right to join the A49, signposted for Euxton. After twoand a half miles, at the roundabout take the first exit, signposted for Chorley. Pass the railway station on the right and carry straight on, and after one mile the entrance to Parklands View is on the left.

From the M61 Junction 8

Leave the motorway following tourist signs for Astley Hall. After 600 yards, at the roundabout take the second exit to enter Euxton Lane. Carry on for three quarters of a mile, passing the hospital on the left, and at the next roundabout take the second exit, following tourist signs for Park Hall. After three quarters of a mile, at the roundabout take the first exit and the entrance to Parklands View is on the left, half a mile on.

Sat Nav: PR7 1LL

Disclaimers

The house plans shown above, including the room specifications, may vary from development to development and are provided for general guidance only. For more accurate and detailed plans for a specific plot, please check with your local Miller Homes sales adviser. Carpets and floor coverings are not included in our homes as standard.