FIND SERVICED APARTMENTS IN Preston

Preston is a town in Lancashire, in the north-west of England. The town is probably most well known as the home of BAE Systems, the UK’s main military aircraft manufacturer, and the company has two major facilities there, one on either side of the town. Much of the rest of the economy in Preston is in retail, and the town is home to two large shopping centres, you can easily find Serviced apartments in Preston. Preston is England’s 50th city, having being upgraded from a town in 2002 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s reign. It had been a market town since 1179 and was one of the pre-eminent textile towns during the industrial revolution. Preston is the only town or city in England that maintains the tradition of a Guild. Every 20 years, four days of festivities celebrate the city and its market trading history in the same way they have done since the 12th century.

Preston has had a renaissance in recent years, transforming itself into a vibrant northern city. Located around 50 kilometres north of both Manchester and Liverpool, Preston has its roots in the industrial revolution and has plenty of Serviced apartments in Preston. The streets are lined with iconic terraced buildings, but the city centre has been revamped as a bustling hub for shopping and entertainment. Nature continues to surround the city and Preston is a gateway for journeys into the Lake District or the rolling fields of the Ribble Valley. Preston Guild Wheel, The Preston Guild Wheel is a 21 mile "Greenway" that encircles the city of Preston, linking the city to the countryside. The Guild Wheel trip makes the most of the advantage of the various scenes that encompass the city, making a rich and differed environment for everybody to enjoy. Avenham & Miller Parks, The Grade II* parks, a 5-minute stroll from the city centre, flaunts many fine highlights, from the Swiss Chalet and wonderful Japanese Garden to a fountain centre piece and Italianate terrace. Walk around the riverbank before getting lunch at the bistro with a backcloth gave by the River Ribble, Avenham Park positions amongst the best instances of conventional Victorian parkland. The city has built up itself as one of Northern England’s significant shopping spot, with a rebuild, pedestrianised city centre. At the core heart of the city is the Harris Public Library, one of England’s best Grade I listed buildings. Explore beyond the centre, and there are varied attractions, including parks, little brownstone villages, and climbing trails. The best way to gain an overview of Preston is to cycle the Guild Wheel, a 34-kilometre trail that encircles the city centre. Preston’s location has made it a transport hub. It’s on the high-speed west coast railway from London to Scotland and trains to the capital city take around 2.5 hours. Liverpool and Manchester are both within an hour by public transport, as are many of the attractions in the Lake District. There are direct trains to Preston from Manchester Airport, but visitors landing at Liverpool John Lennon Airport will need to first take a bus to Liverpool Lime Street Station.

Various Serviced apartments in Preston are situated in a number of locations, including near the main railway station and also by the marina and the River Ribble. With The Lake District and Blackpool nearby, Preston is well served by road, with the M6 running past and several other motorways in the area. The town also has an historic railway station and is a major stop on the West Coast Main Line, and there is an international airport just 16 miles away in Blackpool.

Preston offers a variety of accommodation in the city centre and surrounding areas. From luxury hotels to traditional bed and breakfasts and everything in-between, whatever your reason for visiting you can be sure to find something that will suit your needs. City highlights the distance of accommodation to the city centre so you can make the right choice of Holiday Serviced apartments in Preston for your visit.

Serviced apartments offer a secure and flexible living space for travellers staying longer in one place, and Serviced apartments in Preston come in different sizes and with a range of facilities to suit. These apartments can be providing a cost effective alternative to hotels, while still putting you right where you need to be.

Taking a self catering holiday in Lancashire gives you the ultimate freedom and independence to come and go as you please, eat breakfast whenever you want and sleep late without interruption. It is perfect for a romantic weekend or family getaway. There is a vast array of Lancashire self catering units and holiday cottages so you’ll be able to choose exactly where to stay for your ideal break. If you want to experience all Lancashire has to provide then serviced apartments in Preston is for you. Your accommodation hosts will have excellent knowledge that they’ll be happy to share with you over a tasty breakfast. Get unrivalled local tips to help you explore the surrounding scenery, whether you stay in a B&B in one of Lancashire’s historic towns, spend time exploring the busy streets, getting lost in independent galleries or wandering through quirky boutiques. It could be a guest house in the heart of the countryside where you can roam through idyllic whilst admiring the outstanding views the county has to provide.