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Around 70% of the flats have been sold off-plan. Credit: via Peel L&P

Bridgestone breaks ground on 113 Trafford Waters apartments

The contractor is on site to deliver the first of two blocks within the £2bn masterplan for X1 Developments.

Bridgestone has started building the first phase of the project that will ultimately deliver 208 apartments at Trafford Waters.

X1, which acquired the plot from Peel Waters, has confirmed that 70% of the 113-apartment first phase have been sold off-plan.

Nick Sweeney, chief executive of X1 Developments, said: “Being the first to deliver high-spec, privately owned apartments at Trafford Waters is a proud moment for us and demonstrates our long-term commitment to creating quality homes within a vibrant, mixed-use community.

“TraffordCity represents more than just development — it’s about building a connected environment where people can live, work, and enjoy leisure all in one place. This milestone marks significant progress in making that vision a reality.”

To learn more about the plans, search for reference number 111364/RES/23 on Trafford Council’s planning portal.

The 55-acre Trafford Waters scheme is located in Dumplington between the Trafford Centre and Manchester Ship Canal.

Overall, the project could create 3,000 homes, more than 100,000 sq ft of amenity space, and 850,000 sq ft of offices.

X1’s Trafford Waters project is the largest to come forward within the £2bn regeneration zone to date.

The project team includes planning consultant NJL Consulting, landscape architect Gillespies, structural engineer Clancy Consulting, and M&E engineer Prana. Bridgestone is the principal contractor.

Plans already approved at Trafford Waters include L&Q’s 83-home affordable scheme and Montpellier Estates’ proposals for an 82-bedroom care home.

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