City One
Just a short stroll from the vibrant centre of one of England’s newest cities, City One presents an exciting opportunity to enjoy contemporary apartment living at its best. Close to some of the finest amenities in the North-West, yet with easy access to beautiful countryside and river walks, this is an exceptional development in an outstanding location.
A confident, contemporary architectural statement that harmonises with its stimulating city centre surroundings, City One brings modern apartment living into the heart of Preston. Red brick contrasts with striking blue façades. The elegant curves that ornament the elevations and surmount the entrances are echoed in the stylish balcony rails. Innovative projections add intriguing framing to windows. Every detail demonstrates the thoughtful, creative approach that underpins the development.
The apartments are attractively arranged around three private parking courtyards and flanked by appealing landscaping, with an inviting public seating area giving the central section a special charm. The apartments are entered via bright, dramatic lobbies with full-height glazing, offering a light, airy welcome that reflects the interiors of the individual apartments.
Location
A lively and cosmopolitan city with a high student population, Preston has a real sense of pride and character.
Leisure
With its vibrant, convivial ambiance and its parks and riverside walks, Preston has a range of leisure activities to suit everyone. The large student population lends an energetic and diverse atmosphere to the centre, with a stimulating assortment of bars, clubs and restaurants. The live entertainment venues include the Playhouse and the recently refurbished Guild Hall & Charter Theatre, which presents a diverse range of performances, from ballet and classical music to rock concerts and snooker. There are two multi-screen cinemas and a wealth of sporting and fitness amenities, including state-of-the-art facilities at the Preston Sports Arena. The more unusual activities to be found in the city include karting, laser shooting and indoor climbing. Preston and its surroundings also offers exceptional scope for walking and cycling, with many fine parks and over 160 miles of public footpaths and bridleways covering fascinating woods, waterways and wildlife habitats. There are also six fine museums in the town, including the National Football Museum, the world’s most important collection related to the sport, and the renowned Harris Museum and Art Gallery.
Shopping
In addition to its two major central shopping centres, incorporating a host of high-street names, Preston has many distinctive independent retailers. There is also a delightful Victorian arcade, open-air and indoor markets, and four out-of-town retail parks around the city.
Transport
Preston is bounded by the M55 and M6 motorways, bringing Manchester and Liverpool as well as Blackpool into commuting range. The city has excellent rail connections with all three places, and is on the national Intercity network.
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