Plans for new housing estate on Stockport's green belt - with up to 80 new homes
manchestereveningnews.co.ukThere are plans for a new housing estate on Stockport's green belt - to build up to 80 new homes. The development for a 'modern day residential living' area is from WTGB Ltd, in partnership with the Wythenshawe Community Housing Group.
All of the planned new homes are set to be designated as 'affordable', with a mix of social rent, shared ownership, and rent to buy. READ MORE: They're building Stockport's newest luxury flats - the neighbours say it's a nightmare The proposal is located to the east of Wilmslow Road and Griffin Farm Drive in Heald Green, on a site of 'poor quality grass land' which was previously used for airport car parking and storage.
If approved, it would mean the construction of five apartment blocks and nine different house types over an area covering 63,500 square feet.
All of the houses included in the plans will have rear gardens, with residents having to pay a 'small estate charge' for the upkeep of public spaces in the proposed new neighbourhood.
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