Broadstone Manor, in Diggle, will eventually feature 70 homes all built in natural stone, with designs based on our Arts and Crafts inspired Heritage Collection.
The gas-free ‘Eco Electric’ homes all feature air source heat pumps as standard to provide heating and hot water, as well as underfloor heating to the ground floor in detached designs, reducing homeowners’ energy use.
The energy efficient properties at Broadstone Manor also offer high levels of insulation, energy efficient windows and doors and a host of options and extras, including energy efficient appliances and smart home technology, all of which can make homes more sustainable.
Located off Huddersfield Road the eight-acre development will be split into two parcels, which straddle the road leading to the new £27.5m state-of-the-art Saddleworth School.
The homes at Broadstone Manor will go on sale on Saturday, June 8 from our Bishop Meadows development in Royton.
Among the homes available is The Marlow, a four-bedroom property with an integrated single garage. The ground floor boasts an open plan kitchen/dining room, with utility, a separate lounge and cloakroom. The first floor has four double bedrooms, one with en-suite, and a family bathroom. The guide price for the Marlow is from £555,000.
For homebuyers looking for a larger home there is The Hampstead which boasts an open plan kitchen / dinning / family room, a separate utility room, cloakroom and lounge. The ground floor is completed with an integral garage.
Upstairs are five bedrooms, two with their own en-suites and a family bathroom. The guide price for the Hampstead is from £790,000.
Steve Jackson, sales director at Redrow Lancashire, said: “Broadstone Manor will deliver a wide mix of three, four and five-bedroom homes and apartments in a sought-after Saddleworth location.
“Ideal for families, couples and professionals, the location is close to natural green space, amenities and schools, including the brand new high school.”
Our development includes nine one and three-bedroom properties that will be available with a 20% discount to market value to meet local needs. Terms, conditions and eligibility criteria applies and buyers can find out more at the launch event.
We are also committed to offering local employment and training opportunities and protecting existing trees, hedgerows and waterside habitats on site next to Diggle Brook.
As part of the planning agreement, we have committed more than £365,000 to enhance existing recreation spaces in Diggle. This includes funds to replace the play area equipment at Ward Lane and add new adventure play / trim trail equipment and an outdoor gym at Diggle Fields. The community contribution will also be used to revamp the play area at Sunfield Avenue and support landscape improvement works at Diggle Pond.
In addition, £55,000 will be paid to the council to help improve habitats for the long-eared owl, plus woodland and water habitats within the local area.
