About The Development
Location
Didsbury, Manchester
Total Number of Homes
94
Conversion Homes
44
Newly Built Homes
50
Project Commencement
Summer 2016
Project Completion
Winter 2019
After closure in 2014, the Manchester Metropolitan University’s Didsbury Campus was earmarked for a landmark scheme within the North West, with Manchester City Council having aspirations to retain affluent residents with the City boundaries.
PJ Livesey were selected a preferred developer, and working collaboratively with both MMU and MCC we achieved planning for 45 converted properties in a range of listed buildings, together with 47 ‘superhomes’ designed by acclaimed architects Calderpeel.
Designed specifically to cater for buyers spending £1M and above, every house is bespoke and features luxury features unheard of within the city region.
It has taken us three years to transform this well know site into a mix of three stunning and unique apartment buildings and a large collection of executive newly built homes all within beautiful landscaped grounds, now known as St. James Park, Didsbury.
Work has completed on site with all properties now sold.
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