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Windmill Hill sits on the eastern edge of Runcorn, occupying a distinct elevated position that offers clear views across the Mersey Estuary toward the Lancashire hills. Developed in the 1970s as part of the Runcorn New Town expansion, the layout is defined by its separation from main traffic, with residential cul-de-sacs linked by a network of footpaths and the unique "Busway" system that quickly connects the estate to Shopping City and the wider town. The area takes its name from the historic windmill that once stood on the ridge, a nod to its exposed, breezy geography. Today, it is arguably one of the greenest corners of the town; it is bordered directly by the ancient woodland of Big Wood and the Bridgewater Canal, which provides a level walking route toward Preston Brook. While primarily a quiet residential pocket with a local primary school and small neighborhood centre, its proximity to the M56 makes it a practical base for anyone commuting across the North West.