Castle Green moves ahead with next Daresbury phase
With 210 homes already under construction at the developer’s 43-acre site off Red Brow Lane, plans for the next 43 have now been lodged with Halton Council.
Castle Green Homes wants to build a mix of two-, three- and four-bedroom houses on a chunk of the Daresbury site it acquired from Marshall CDP in 2022.
Castle Green bought the site with outline consent for more than 300 homes for more than £25m.
Eight of the homes in the latest phase are earmarked as affordable. The ambition for the wider site is 25% affordable.
To learn more about the project, search for reference number 25/00178/REM on Halton Council’s planning portal.
Elsewhere in the region, Castle Green is progressing plans for 315 homes in Ewloe in its native North Wales and just last month unveiled plans for 340 homes in Warrington.
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