The principal building on this site is a Grade II listed former villa, The Cedars, built in c.1857 and attributed to architect Edward Walters. The building was one of several large villas built for wealthy families in this area of Didsbury, marking the Victorian expansion of the village.

During its domestic use the house had ancillary buildings to the rear, including the extant coach house and kitchen gardens, with landscaped pleasure gardens to the south and west sides. The original entrance was to the west side of the house, from the front drive. Didsbury Lodge to the east is not listed but the lodge and entrance gate piers related to it are separately listed Grade II.

Work has begun at 825 Wilmslow Road, Didsbury to convert the listed buildings and former offices to residential and build 22 family sized newly built homes.

Storeton Hall is thought to date from c.1372 and is of exceptional significance as the remains of a medieval hall house, justifying its ancient ‘Scheduled Monument’ status.

It was built as a high-status house for the Stanley family and in the Solar Wing of the South gable there are still remains of a tall arched lancet window, originally used by the Stanley owners as private quarters.

The P J Livesey group completed the purchase of the Storeton Hall Farm on the 7th February 2019 and work has begun on site for the completion of 31 homes in total.

This will include the conversion of Storeton Hall and Storeton Barn into four properties in total and the remaining 27 properties will be a mix of 3 & 4 bedroom newly built houses.

The 200-acre Park is one of the treasures of the North West with mature woodland, rolling fields and a lake and if approved these would be the first new properties to enjoy this beautiful location.

We will be creating two very different areas – a landscaped courtyard of mews homes within a Grade II listed courtyard and breathtaking contemporary apartments by the Water Gardens.

Our application forms part of plans – approved by Cheshire East Council in February 2016 – to create a vibrant new community at Alderley Park, that along with new homes will also include new sports and leisure facilities, a gastro pub, hotel and farm shop.

We have plans for 55 properties.

St. Gregory’s Place, formerly known as Walunt Tree Hospital, is situated within a secluded leafy setting on the edge of the River Stour and adjacent to the ancient site of St. Gregory’s church.

The conversion of the former Walnut Tree hospital into 45 handsome properties within the development will include 1, 2 & 3 bedroom luxury apartments and 2 & 3 bedroom houses. Carefully laid out in the grounds will also be a collection of just 10 newly built contemporary 3 & 4 bedroom houses, uniquely designed to blend in with the heritage of the site.