A DEVELOPER is celebrating after its planning application for up to 180 new homes was approved by St Helens Borough Council.
The new development, off Elton Head Road, to be called Sherdley Green, will provide a range of two, three and four-bedroom homes, after the local authority approved the proposals put forward by Taylor Wimpey North West.
The proposals include a combination of apartments, semi-detached and detached homes, which Taylor Wimpey says will provide for a wide range of home seekers including first-time buyers and families.
The development will also provide areas of open space, widening of the footpath on Elton Head Road, as well as two new bus stops.
Construction on the site has already begun and potential buyers can register their interest.
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Ian Harrison, land and planning director at Taylor Wimpey North West, said: “We are very excited that our planning application has now been approved for Sherdley Green and we would like to thank all those who helped to make it happen.
“We are committed to creating long-lasting communities and we are confident that Sherdley Green will positively contribute to the local area.
"The development will deliver a range of high-quality housing to meet the local need as well as new public open space and we look forward to starting work on site shortly.”
Jennifer Burns, sales and marketing director for Taylor Wimpey North West, added: “Sherdley Green is one of our first developments to feature the new Taylor Wimpey home designs, which we think customers are going to love.
“We’ve taken feedback from our customers and used this to design modern, flexible, energy-efficient homes that meet the changing needs of all of our customers. We can’t wait to show them off.”
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