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Welcome to New Homes in Oldham, the easy way to find new homes in Oldham and the surrounding area. Oldham is a historic market town in Lancashire, and is situated roughly 7 miles to the North East of Manchester. The Oldham area has a population in the region of 210,000, and its wide range of retail, commerce and leisure facilities have attracted many people to the town. Oldham was once a centre for the cotton and engineering industries, but today models itself as a centre for leisure, retail and culture. Oldham 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 Oldham 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 town. Areas close to Oldham include Rochdale, Ashton-under-Lyne, Stockport and Bury. London is situated 170 miles from Oldham. New homes in Oldham provide the best of both worlds for those seeking the heritage and cultural aspects that only a town like Oldham can offer combined with the benefits of a brand new home in Lancashire. Search for a new home in Oldham today!

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New Homes in Oldham

The new homes Oldham website enables you to search for new houses in Oldham, new apartments in Oldham and for those seeking affordable housing in Oldham, you can refine your search by selecting: shared ownership homes in Oldham. Oldham is a part of the Greater Manchester Area in North West England. Oldham history spans thousands of years as it traces its roots in the Neolithic Period. Oldham played a major role in the industrial revolution of the 18th century as it grew into a textile town. The textile industry grew in the 19th century and it became one of the largest cotton spinning centres in the world. It was also a time that the population of the town saw a major growth as people from across England gained employment in textile factories.

Oldham has maintained its status after the decline of the textile industry. The town of Oldham has grown into a manufacturing centre and also serves as a market place. The economy is based on manufacturing, services, education, and trade, says Vernon Pethard of www.newhomesforsale.co.uk.

Oldham has a total population of 103,544 and is part of the Greater Manchester Area, which has a population of 2.6 million, the third highest in England. Major towns and suburbs near Oldham are Hollinwood, Moorside, Saddleworth, and Bardsley. The city of Manchester is at a distance of 13 miles from Oldham. New homes in Oldham, new apartments in Oldham and affordable housing in Oldham can all be found by using the search facility on the new homes Oldham website.

Places of Interest in Oldham

Saddleworth Museum and Art Gallery: It is a major attraction in Oldham and houses a vast collection of art and artefacts. It is located in the 19th century Victoria Mill and many people visit Oldham to see the art displays in this museum. Gallery Oldham: The town of Oldham houses this well stocked art gallery that remains abuzz with activity throughout the year. Famous artists have shown their works in this gallery and it also hosts children and family events. Saddleworth Golf Club: Oldham has an international standard golf club that hosts many events. The golf club is located 7 miles from the town centre of Oldham.

Cattleshaw Reservoir: Bird watching is a major sport in Oldham and Cattleshaw provides an opportunity to experience the exotic avian life of North West England. Geese, dippers, hawks, and herons dot the skies of Oldham and surroundings. Ruins of a Roman fort can be found nearby and attract a large number of tourists to Oldham. Dovestone Reservoir: Another great place to visit in Oldham is Dovestone Reservoir. It is located in the Peak District National Park and is home to dozens of local bird and animal species. War Memorial: Oldham residents actively participated in the First World

War and a memorial was erected in memory of the fallen soldiers. Located in the heart of Oldham, this bronze statue of five soldiers is considered an icon of the city. Town Hall: Old town hall of Oldham was built in the early 19th century and is an architectural landmark. Oldham’s old town hall is currently closed for visits as it is in a dilapidated condition.

Famous People from Oldham

Sir Winston Churchill had a profound connection with Oldham as he started his political career in this town. English football team captain David Platt is also from Oldham.

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