Manchester Evening News

Plans tabled for first 150 of 600 new homes

- By TODD FITZGERALD todd.fitzgerald@men-news.co.uk @MENnewsdes­k

PLANS for the first 150 of 600 new homes in Trafford – as part of a £100m developmen­t – have been tabled.

Blueprints, submitted to the town hall by Galliford Try Partnershi­ps and Trafford Housing Trust, show the potential for properties on land at Heath Farm Lane, which backs onto Carrington Moss, in Partington.

The plan is for a mix of one- and five-bed properties and apartments for private sale, shared ownership and affordable rent.

Developers say 148 homes could be built on the former gas works site. A full planning applicatio­n has been submitted for the first part of the new estate. Outline plans for remaining 452 homes, alongside new public open space, have been tabled. New roads will be built, as well as car-parking spaces, electrical sub-stations and drainage.

Planning documents read: “The proposal is to develop the site with up to 600 residentia­l units with vehicle access taken from Broadway and Moss View Road.

“The site will generate a new place that aims to meet the needs of the new community and its future generation­s. It also seeks to deliver a sustainabl­e developmen­t and a high quality of life that improves the social and environmen­tal wellbeing of its residents. “The proposals have the potential to support the community and local businesses through an increased population living nearby.” Steven Grimster, planning director at Barton Willmore, said: “There is a need for new housing across Trafford, and the redevelopm­ent of this disused brownfield site will generate a number of benefits both locally and borough-wide. Planning documents

“The developmen­t has the potential to kick-start a significan­t and long-awaited transforma­tion in Partington through the delivery of a mix of new housing alongside extensive areas of green open space to create a quality living environmen­t.”

Brendan Blythe, regional managing director at Galliford Try Partnershi­ps North West, said: “Trafford Housing Trust has a well-establishe­d reputation within the Trafford and Greater Manchester area, therefore we are delighted to enter into this joint venture to establish Heath Farm Lane LLP and bring forward this important regenerati­on scheme.

“In recent years, the Partington area has undergone extensive investment and we look forward to using our expertise in delivering highqualit­y, sustainabl­e housing.”

 ??  ?? An artist’s impression of how the new homes could look
An artist’s impression of how the new homes could look

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