National housebuilder unveils £37m vision for 137-home estate in Adlington
The development will include an investment in local parks and green spaces.
National housebuilder Lovell Partnerships has unveiled its latest development acquisition in Adlington.
Situated on a greenfield site adjacent to Rossendale Drive, the £37m scheme will offer a mixed tenure options to suit a range of buyers.
As well as 96 homes for open market sale ranging from two to five beds and including 12 one- and two-bed apartments, there will also be 41 designated affordable homes including a block of 15 apartments, delivered in partnership with Jigsaw Homes Group. These will be split between 12 homes for shared ownership and 29 for affordable rent.
The proposed development also includes associated roads, car parking, play area and landscaping works.
Work is now underway on site with sales are expected to go live later this year. Full completion of the site is earmarked for 2029.
Stephen Daintith, regional land director for Lovell in the North West, said: “Lovell is not only providing a true mixed tenure scheme with homes for all, but also supporting local jobs and skills and restoring confidence for the existing community.
“This has been a complex site both in terms of land assembly and there were some technical challenges, however, we are proud to have navigated this with the help of our expert teams. It is also great to be continuing our longstanding partnership with Jigsaw Homes and we look forward to transforming this priority site.”
Community benefit
Beyond the bricks and mortar, the project is a major win for the local economy and infrastructure. As part of the planning agreement, Lovell is delivering significant Section 106 and Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) contributions that will directly benefit the Adlington and wider Chorley community.
This includes:
- A major investment for Adlington’s parks and gardens, natural spaces, play areas, allotments and sports pitches
- Sustainable travel contribution made to secure options to encourage greener commuting and better connectivity for residents.
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