Peel L&P's housebuilding arm has submitted its final plans for a development of 150 homes in Bolton.
Northstone has submitted a planning application to Bolton Council to build 131 homes at Roscoe’s Farm in Westhoughton, following an initial application to build 19 homes at the site.
Plans for the 19 homes were approved earlier this month, with work set to start on site this autumn and completion due around April 2020.
A mix of two, three and four-bed properties will be built, and the development will feature outward-facing communities, with mature landscaping, gardens, driveways and pocket parks within the scheme, with the aim to help create safer neighbourhoods, Northstone said.
Homes on the development will feature energy-saving technology to reduce household bills, it added.
Northstone CEO Phil Wilson said: “Plans for our first housing development in Westhoughton are progressing well with consent already given for the first 19 homes at Roscoe’s Farm.
“We’ve now submitted a planning application for the remaining 131 houses to complete the site which is a step in the right direction to meet local housing needs and boost employment in the area.”
“Our homes have been thoughtfully designed to suit this location and we look forward to being able to establish Northstone with its first development in Westhoughton.”
Planning permission for 106 new homes at Roscoe’s Farm was initially granted to Jones Homes in 2016, before Northstone purchased the site.
The development in Westhoughton is the first scheme in Northstone’s portfolio following its launch in October 2018.
