The New Lytham is a three bedroom semi-detached or detached<br/>family home, with open plan dining and kitchen area<br/>with French doors leading to rear garden.<br/>Separate living room, useful utility room and<br/>downstairs WC. Three spacious bedrooms, ensuite<br/>to the main bedroom, large family bathroom,<br/>with ample storage throughout and parking.<br/><br/>105% PART EXCHANGE AVAILABLE*<br/><br/>Tucked into the edge of the West Pennine Moors, the site is centrally located next to the East Lancashire Railway Ramsbottom station, a hop, skip and jump away from the heart of the vibrant streets of Ramsbottom. Willow Bank is where considered design meets characterful surroundings. This small, carefully planned development of 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes offers open layouts, energy efficiency, smart technology, and contemporary living.<br/><br/>Modern living with style<br/>Each home features warm, inviting spaces with sleek, open layouts, energy-efficient systems, and smart home technology. Whether you enjoy entertaining friends and family in a spacious kitchen or winding down in a stylish, comfortable lounge, these spaces strike the perfect balance of character and functionality – designed for the way you live today.<br/><br/>Heritage, heart and a place to call home<br/>Tucked into the edge of the West Pennine Moors, the site is centrally located next to the East Lancashire Railway Ramsbottom station, a hop, skip and jump away from the heart of the vibrant streets of Ramsbottom. Willow Bank is where considered design meets characterful surroundings. This small, carefully planned development of 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes offers open layouts, energy efficiency, smart technology, and contemporary living. So, whether you’re cooking in an openplan kitchen bathed in sunlight, sharing a family dinner with the doors flung open to the garden, or just enjoying a slower pace of life with countryside views around you, Willow Bank gives you space to breathe, in a place that feels just right.<br/><br/>Out and About<br/>Willow Bank is more than just a new address, it’s a place where your family can grow, grounded in local heritage and community spirit. Ramsbottom’s rich past is all around you, from the iconic Peel Tower on Holcombe Hill to the steam trains of the East Lancashire Railway. But it’s also a town made for modern families, with great schools nearby, green spaces to explore, and neighbours who look out for one another. With every walk to the park or school run down cobbled streets, you’ll feel part of something timeless, a town full of character, and a place that truly feels like home.<br/><br/>Big views and fresh air<br/>At Willow Bank, you don’t just get a home, you get the outdoors on your doorstep. Head down to Nuttall Park for a lazy picnic by the river, let the kids run wild on the play equipment, take a walk through the Irwell Sculpture Trail or catch a popup theatre performance in summer. For something wilder, wander into Chatterton Wood, explore the peaceful trails of Redisher Wood, or climb up to Holcombe Moor for a proper walk with far reaching views. Of course, no Ramsbottom weekend is complete without a walk to Peel Tower. Whether you’re walking the dog or getting your steps in, there’s something about the green, open surroundings here that just makes everything feel slower and simpler.<br/><br/>A place with a story<br/>Ramsbottom has roots as deep as the Irwell Valley it sits in. Once a bustling mill town during the Industrial Revolution, it still holds onto that hard-working northern character, with cobbled streets, stone cottages, and beautifully preserved heritage buildings all around you. The town is closely tied to the Peel family, most famously Sir Robert Peel, founder of the modern police force. His legacy lives on through the Peel Tower, standing proudly on Holcombe Hill. On a clear day, you can see for miles from the top… and you’ll almost certainly spot someone walking up there with a flask and a dog in tow. The East Lancashire Railway, which still runs steam trains through the town, adds even more charm.