of conservation, Singleton is known as “the model village of The Fylde”, and is recorded as 'Eingletun' in the Domesday Book of 1086, meaning a ‘farmstead with a shingled roof’.

Today it is a picturesque and charming village, consisting of traditional cottages with beautifully kept gardens, and is minutes away from the coast.

Singleton itself is centuries old, but the era in which it most changed was the mid 1800's. when the village was remodelled by Thomas Miller, a wealthy industrialist from Preston.