Construction commencement announced by Elan on Lowton residential properties
In Lowton, a former church site on Newton Road is being redeveloped, marking the beginning of an exciting new chapter. Elan Homes, a reputable developer, has acquired the site from the Archdiocese of Liverpool, and the redevelopment is now known as St Catherine's Gardens.
The development will consist of 26 necessary new homes, with 20 available on the open market and ranging from 3 to 4 bedrooms. For those seeking affordable options, 6 homes will be available through shared equity.
Quality materials will be used in the construction of these homes, including grey concrete roofs with red ridge tiles, red multi brick, contrasting red engineering brick, and off-white rough cast render. To promote sustainability, the homes will feature bird boxes and bat bricks/slates.
One of the key advantages of St Catherine's Gardens is its convenient location. Residents will enjoy easy access to both Liverpool and Manchester, making it an appealing choice for commuters. The properties are also situated in the catchment area for schools in nearby Culcheth, a factor that makes them popular with families.
The organization responsible for reforesting the former church grounds is the Lowton Housing Trust. Existing trees at the rear of the site will be retained, and additional tree planting will be carried out on site.
Elan Homes is committed to contributing to the local community. In addition to the £25,000 off-site contribution towards affordable housing, the developer will also make almost £45,000 towards open space provision at Pennington Flash Country Park.
Groundworks are complete, and construction of the first homes is underway. For those interested in learning more about where Elan is building or to register interest in St Catherine's Gardens, visit https://www.elan-homes.co.uk/developments.
For landowners looking to partner with Elan Homes, visit https://www.elan-homes.co.uk/about-elan/land-enquiries. The development at St Catherine's Gardens promises a blend of quality, sustainability, and convenience, making it an attractive prospect for many.
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