Following planning approval for 267 homes, Anwyl Homes is setting up to start work on its first new homes development in West Lancashire.
The new Priory Gardens development in Burscough will include a mix of one, two, three and four-bedroom homes, including some bungalows. There will also be 94 affordable homes provided as part of the development. Each home will include electric vehicle charging points and the development will feature landscaped swales, ponds and wetland areas. It will also feature a new park and landscaped public open space.
John Grime (managing director of Chorley-based Anwyl Homes Lancashire), said:
“Having acquired circa 20 acres at Yew Tree Park from Crompton Property Developments Limited earlier this year, we’re pleased that West Lancashire Council has now given reserved matters approval for our homes and we are looking forward to getting on site. Burscough is a thriving community with shops, schools and services, including Burscough Wharf with its eateries, arts centre and artisan market.”
The aim is to eventually comprise 580 homes, a care home, community centre and parkland. There are also plans for retail and industrial units, including a soft play centre, along with a potential school site.
“We’ll have homes for a wide range of customers, from first time buyers to growing families who need more living space and those who want to downsize while still enjoying plenty of comfort,” added Mr Grime.
Approval for the Burscough homes comes only two weeks after Anwyl started construction at Lawrence Gardens, in Barton, and brings the number of sites in the North West to four, including new homes at Bluebell Meadows, Fulwood and Stonebridge Fold, in Longridge.