Estate Agents, PR6

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PR6

PR6 is the postcode prefix for the Chorley area and includes the villages of Abbey Village, Adlington, Anderton, Anglezarke, Astley Village, Brindle, Brinscall, Clayton-le-Woods, Cuerden, Heapey, Heath Charnock, Wheelton, White Coppice, Whittle-le-Woods, Withnell and of course Chorley.

Residential areas of PR6

Abbey Village

is a small village within of Chorley on the edge of the West Pennine Moors. It is located on the A675 Bolton Road, 6 miles from Blackburn, 8 miles from Chorley and 10 miles from Bolton. It has a pub and a post office and an Indian restaurant (Naga). The village is near the Upper and Lower Roddlesworth Reservoirs as well as the West Pennine Moors. The majority of the houses are situated on Bolton Road (A675) and are traditional stone built houses, constructed for the textile industry. Many people travel through Abbey Village to connect to the motorway network at Withnell (M61, M65 M6). Adlington is a small town and civil parish in Lancashire, near the West Pennine Moors and the town of Chorley. 6 miles northwest of Bolton, it became a separate parish in 1842 then grew into a town around the textile industry. Cardwells have been selling and renting properties in the area for many years. [email protected], [email protected] Many of the properties in Adlington are traditional stone built terrace houses/cottages, constructed for the textile mill workers. Adlington is a good place to buy or rent with a great village atmosphere and close to breathtaking countryside, yet great for commuting throughout the northwest.

Anderton

is a small village in the Borough of Chorley Lancashire, a suburb of Adlington. Anderton is approximately 5 miles northwest of Bolton its eastern boundary is in the Rivington Reservoir. Anderton has a mixture of residential properties, many of which are stone built terrace and farm houses, originally constructed for the textile industry. Cardwells have been selling and renting property in the area for many years – [email protected] Anderton is probably most famous for the previously known Anderton/Chorley services on the M61 motorway, as immortalised by Peter Kay. There is easy access to Rivington and the surrounding countryside. The A673 is the only main road which crosses Anderton. Nearby Adlington has lots of amenities and a train station.

 Chorley

is a large market town in Lancashire. There are properties ranging from traditional Accrington brick and stone built terrace houses and cottages, modern detached houses, apartments to farms and equestrian properties. There is lots of open farmland and countryside and occasionally Cardwells appraise and sell building plots. Chorley is 11 miles north west of Bolton and 19 miles north west of Manchester. As for much of Lancashire, the town’s prosperity came mainly from the cotton industry although it became a major market town due to its good central location between four other major towns and the Leeds Liverpool canal. There are lots of pretty villages and beautiful countryside and access to Rivington, Winter Hill and the Pennine Moors. Motorway and transport links are well catered for including M6/A6 Preston Road and the M61. There is an array of restaurants and pubs including Malthouse Farm, Golden Lion, Bob Inn, Dressers Arms, Top Lock, The Fat Bull, Sea View, The Pines and many more. There are many leisure facilities and golf course including David Lloyd, Shaw Hill Country Club, Duxbury and Chorley golf courses. Frederick’s famous ice cream shop, Botany Bay, Yarrow Valley Country Park, Astley Park, Withnell Fold Nature Reserve and Chorley Little Theatre are attractions. There are two Stately Homes – Astley Hall and Hoghton Tower, which are steeped in history. The Hoghton Family still reside at this impressive estate.

Anglezarke

Anglezarke is a sparsely populated location in the Borough of Chorley in Lancashire. It is dominated by reservoirs that were built to supply water to Liverpool, and a large expanse of moorland with evidence of Bronze Age settlements. Popular with walkers, it lies in the West Pennine Moors  and  inbetween the moorland of Withnell and Rivington close to the towns of ChorleyHorwich and Darwen.

There is no village as such and the property consisted of scattered farms with the hamlet of White Coppice close to the quarries. Property in Anglezarke rarely comes to market for sale and as such commands a premium.

Walkers and tourists are attracted to Anglezarke due to the beauty of the surrounding countryside and reservoirs. The Yew Tree pub & restaurant is very popular and has some great reviews.

Naga Indian Restaurant

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Adlington Golf Centre

National Rail

Cherry Tree Blackrod

Adlington Primary School

Anderton Primary School

Cherry Tree Blackrod

Douglas Valley Golf Club

Botany Bay

Shaw Hill

Chorley Little Theatre

David Lloyd

Hoghton Tower

Lancashire Evening Post

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