Muller Property Group is pleased to announce the availability of a prime land parcel in Middleton, Greater Manchester, for the development of 20 two storey residential townhouses.
Key features
- Development opportunity for sale in Middleton, Greater Manchester
- Located off Manchester Old Road and in a highly sustainable position
- Within walking distance of Middleton town centre (8 mins)
- Positioned just off the junction of M60 and A576 (Middleton Road)
- Site extends to approximately 1.5 acres
- Benefit of a pre-app response from Rochdale Borough Council and planning submitted with response expected Q4 2024
- Indicative architect scheme for 20 two storey residential townhouses with associated parking, landscaping and amenities
- Offers invited on a subject to planning basis
Location
The parcel of land, just off the junction of the M60 and A576 (Middleton Road) is within walking distance of Middleton town centre (8 mins). The immediate surrounding context of the site is a mixture of residential, commercial and green space. Immediately north of the site is Limefield Playing Fields and part of North Manchester Golf Club. To the east is a varied mixture of low-rise residential uses and commercial uses, including a supermarket and Middleton Shopping Centre. To the south and west are further residential uses and Alkrington Woods, through which the River Irk flows.
Description
The site extends to approximately 1.5 acres (0.6 ha) and comprises a parcel of enclosed land currently used as a car park adjacent to the Parkfield House. Access to the site is from Manchester Old Road ‘A576’, via two entrances with one adjacent to the Middleton Cenotaph and the other adjacent to Middleton Skatepark.
The site has a very good level of accessibility to local public transport facilities and it is located within 8 mins walk of Middleton Bus Station.
Planning
The site is located directly to the west of the town of Middleton within the Borough of Rochdale. There are no listed buildings within the site boundary. However, the site sits within the Old Road Conservation Area and Parkfield House is identified on the Council’s local list as a Non-Designated Heritage Asset (NDHA).
Muller Property Group submitted a “Full planning application proposing the demolition of Parkfield House and the erection of a residential development (Use Class C3) and care home development (Use Class C2) with associated access, car parking, landscaping, open space and other associated works. (REF: 23/00335/FUL)
