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Welcome to New Homes in Salford, the easy way to find new homes in Salford and the surrounding area. Salford is a bustling city in Lancashire, situated roughly 2 miles to the West of Manchester city centre. The Salford area has a population in the region of 200,000, and its wide range of retail, commerce and leisure facilities attract many people to the city each year. The city's close proximity to Manchester creates a wealth of opportunities for residents. Salford has plenty of new homes to suit everyone, from families and retirees through to first-time-buyers. If you are looking at new homes in Salford you may be interested to learn that there is an abundance of primary and secondary schools as well as all the other essential amenities associated with a contemporary city. Additionally, it has excellent road and public transport links to all areas of the UK. Areas close to Salford include Worsley, Irlam, Cadishead and Swinton. London is situated 200 miles from Salford. New homes in Salford provide the best of both worlds for those seeking the heritage and cultural aspects that only a city like Salford can offer combined with the benefits of a brand new home in Lancashire. Search for a new home in Salford today!

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Salford is found in the very heart of the City of Salford which is a metropolitan borough of Greater Manchester in north west England. Located 205 miles away central London, Salford is situated about 177 feet above sea level which is a topographical distinction of the town of Salford. Through rail and road, Salford is linked to nearby places including Weaste, Landworthy, Harbour City, Broadway, Anchorage, Blackpool and Preston.

Salford then and now

“Salford has a rich and deep history that dates back thousands of years ago when the first signs of population appeared here.” says Vernon Pethard, the well known managing director of the leading website for new homes : www.newhomesforsale.co.uk.

It was not until the early 1300’s that Salford began to attain the status of a town. As is the case with many towns in and around the area, Salford also saw a turning point in its economy and industry during and after the Industrial Revolution. Before this time their primary revenue generator was the cottage industry with skills like weaving, brewing, clogging and cobbling. After the Industrial Revolution the industry in Salford switched largely to textile manufacture, coal mining, canal building and printing, however many of these industries saw significant decline in the second half the 1900’s.

In recent years Salford has grown again with many regenerative plans, and now the population of the Salford area has swollen to 72,750. Salford now has 23 high quality primary schools, five great secondary schools, three colleges and a university for further education of excellent standards. It now features an extensive range of cafes, exclusive shops, entertainment and nightlife which make it a truly modern town, in contrast to its historical roots. New homes in Salford, new apartments in Salford and affordable housing in Salford can all be found by using the search facility on the new homes Salford website.

Places to go in Salford

Salford Museum and Art Gallery – if you are looking for a place where you can experience the rich historical background of Salford, the Salford Museum and Art Gallery is the perfect idea. The Salford Museum features a lark hill place with a great recreation of a northern street from the 1900’s complete with sounds, a pub, an apothecary’s shop and cottages. For a viewing of paintings, pottery and furniture from the past, the Victorian Gallery of the Salford Museum should be visited.

Ordsall Hall in Salford – this building in Salford which once belonged to the well known and wealthy Radclyffe family is the perfect example of the Tudor style architecture that was popular in older times. Visitors in Salford can walk through the Great Hall and Star Chamber bedroom to get a feel of how people lived in the early times. Living history events are also held to show Salford visitors what the lifestyle in those times was like and the gift shop is a great place to find souvenirs.

Famous Personalities of Salford

A number of famous personalities call Salford their home including Olympic Javelin Thrower Shelley Holroyd, footballer Paul Scholes and musicians Peter Hook and Bernard Sumner.

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