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Waters Edge, Barry Avenue, Ingol, Preston, Lancashire, PR2 3XZ

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Waters Edge : Waters Edge is situated off Barry Avenue close to the Lancaster Canal to the northwest of the town centre. The development consists of seven bungalows completed in 1995.

Facilities : Facilities include an alarm service and estate management services.

Preston : Preston first received its charter in the 12th century and is situated at the highest navigable point of the River Ribble. It became an important cotton manufacturing town and in the 17th century Cromwell defeated the Duke of Hamilton here. Later in the 18th century it became a centre of Jacobian sympathy and both Pretenders were proclaimed King in the marketplace. The Harris library and museum contains important prehistoric timbers from Bleasdale.

Tenure: Equity Share

General Information: Waters Edge is managed by Contour Homes, Quay Plaza 2, 1st Floor - Lowry Mall, Salford Quays, Salford M50 3AH Telephone: 0345 602 1120
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