Right in the heart of Penwortham, a town celebrated for its vibrant community and picturesque surroundings, St Mary’s Park offers an ideal blend of charm and convenience. With excellent commuter links to the M6, residents enjoy an easy hour-long journey to Manchester and Liverpool. The Lostock Hall train station is a five-minute drive away, ensuring straightforward travel. For those after something further away, Manchester Airport and Liverpool’s John Lennon Airport are within 40 miles reach, easily accessible via the recently opened Cawsey, providing a direct route to the motorway network and local amenities in Preston.

Charm and Convenience Unleashed

Discover Penwortham’s rich tapestry of amenities, including banks, wide-ranging restaurants and pubs, Sainsbury’s, Booths, a Post Office, pharmacy, bakery, and hairdressers. Hurst Grange Park, set in the former estate of Hurst Grange Mansion, stands as a testament to South Ribble’s scenic beauty, captivating walkers, joggers, dog-owners, and families alike. Hosting events like the Penwortham Town Gala, it becomes a focal point for community gatherings. The Old Tram Road, right at your doorstep, serves as a direct cycle route into the city, connecting Avenham and Miller Park.

A Home for High Achievers

Penwortham takes pride in its four excellent high schools, with Penwortham Girls’ High School and All Hallow Catholic High School both holding an Outstanding rating. The educational landscape is further enriched by several Good to Outstanding primary schools, including Kingsfold and Lostock Hall Community Primary School.

A Winning Combination of Leisure and Entertainment

Keep the entire family active and entertained with Penwortham’s leisure centre, golf club, and cricket club. A short drive away, you’ll find the Capitol Centre, with its cinema complex and shops, complemented by the park ride service into the city. For a breath of fresh air, explore the beginning of the 72-mile Ribble Way, which begins a few miles away in Longton. Nearby attractions like Turbary Woods Owl and Bird Sanctuary, the Ribble Steam Railway, and Lancashire Infantry Museum offer multiple experiences.

Forest of Bowland

It’s great news for nature enthusiasts, as the Forest of Bowland, an area of outstanding natural beauty covering 312 square miles of rural Lancashire, is right on your doorstep. Surround yourself in vast expanses of sky, stunning open moorland, and gentle lowlands – an ideal retreat for those who savour a leisurely pace in nature.