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Contents York House

Booth Street

Melford Hazel Grove

3

17

25

Former Battersby Hatworks

Davenport Park

35

46

Hempshaw Lane

York House Development

Welcome to York house

Viaduct Housing Partnership are excited to be releasing for sale a mixture of 1 and 2 bedroom, Shared Ownership apartments located in the highly sought after location of Heaton Moor.

Heaton Moor has upmarket cafes, delis, bars, shops and restaurants. It is the perfect location for families, young professionals and someone wanting to retire.

Welcome home

st

bathroom bedroom

kitchen

dining st

wardrobe

st

bathroom

bedroom

bathroom

bedroom 2 bedroom 1

living

kitchen

Flat 10

dining

Flat 5

living

kitchen

living

dining

Flat 11 Second Floor Plan

Scale 1:100

st

bathroom kitchen

wardrobe bedroom

bathroom

kitchen

bedroom

dining

living

dining

Flat 4

st st

bedroom 2 bedroom 1

bathroom

wardrobe

living

dining

kitchen

living

bedroom

Flat 8

dining

Flat 9 First Floor Plan

st

bathroom

Scale 1:100

kitchen

living

Flat 3

Flat 2 bedroom dining st

bathroom

bathroom kitchen

kitchen

st bathroom

bedroom

dining

living

Flat 2

st

st

bedroom 2 bedroom 1

living

dining kitchen

living

dining

Flat 6

bedroom

st kitchen 40

Flat 7 Ground Floor Plan

New Build

bathroom

Scale 1:100

Conversion

living

Flat 1

OB

OB OB

OB OB

12

OB OB

5

OB OB OB

OB OB

OB OB

G

G

OB

G

New double glazed timber windows and stone cills

15

6

1b-1e Derby Road

10

11

1b-1e Derby Road

New double glazed timber windows and stone cills

Retain side wall Relocate stone pillar

Booth Street Development

Booth Street Development

We have 31 new affordable homes. 12 for shared ownership, 19 for social rent available on our Booth Street development.

12 For Shared Ownership 19 For Social Rent

Location

The surrounding area comprises a mix of 2 storey residential terraced houses to the west / north west, and commercial properties with Stockport County’s Stadium and a single storey social club to the west.

There is a bowling green to the west and site is very close to Edgeley Park. The area provides excellent facilities for the local community.

Edgeley is just on the outskirts of the Town Centre. Via car it is a 5 min journey to the development, or a 15 minute walk. The development is a short walk to most amenities in the town. The development it close to great transport links - the bus and train station are all accessible from the development.

Type E

Type E Floorplan

Type E1

Type E Floorplan

Site Plan

AY

NW

CIA MER

Booth Street, Stockport 71.832

61

74

68.3

.239 70 .230

70

68 .171

.096

70

72 .453

Concrete paving flags Block paving NOT to be Adopted by LA Highways

67

.823

70 70.2 .172 64

For landscaping details refer to separate landscape drawing.

Turfed lawn area

Tarmac

67

.324

.639

Block paving to be Adopted by LA Highways, incl. tactile crossing point.

Soft landscaped / planted area with low level native shrubs (max 600mm high) - [for more details see Landscape Drawing]

eG

67

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Pa He lisad ight e Fe 3m nc

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67 reen .430

67

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70

67

72 .312 Pa He lisad ight e Fe 2.4m nce Gre y

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69

Bin storage hardstanding area

.298

70

sheffield stand for 2no. cycles

69 .039

68.8

.193

70

70 .295

CS

Shed with Sheffield type cycle stand bolted to concrete floor.

For 1no. cycle - shed size 2x1m with double doors to side.

.500 74

1.45

7

67

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Wire He M ight esh 1.8m Fenc e

21 70.4

72 .519

72.2 02 .936 71 .963 71

71

71 .803 71 .761

.249 71

87 69.7

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92 69.5

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70.37

9

72.624

.551

70.593

70.558

LP

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71 .959

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71.6

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71 .937 Co He ncre ight te 2.1mPane l Fe nce

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71

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71.6 38

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70 70.1 51

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70.49 2 70.39 8

.481

All fencing to have concrete posts and concrete gravel boards - double gravel boards where required for retaining.

Fences to have robust lockable gates to match fence height. Fence heights are set from the 'high-side', where adjacent plot levels differ. Fencing to be placed inside existing boundary fences.

LP

70.314

70

70.484 70.518

70.606

Type H 900 mm high railing fence powder coated black eastern / footpath boundary line indicates existing public foot / cycle path to be widened too 3.5m & a 2.1m high anti-climb mesh fence [dark green] to be constructed on behalf of SMBC.

FP

70.29

Concr Heigh ete Pa t 1.9 nel Fe m nce

70.336

rey

Pa He lisad ight e Fe 1.7m nce G

71.505

72.520

73.210

Type G Existing brick wall to be retained, but reduced down to 2.4m high. To be design by the Structural Engineer after full investigation / demolition of training centre. New coping & 2.4m trellis to inside.

.776

7

70.949

5

70.241 70.619

73.295

73.439

Type F 1800 mm high brick wall with piers & copings

.007 71

70.490

70.906

70.667

.408

70.389

71.484

70.587

70.602

7 am

East

71.969

1

73.184

6 am

70.332

70.439

70.61

59

Type E 2100 mm high vertical board timber fence

2

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73

2

5 pm

70.421 70.426

70.461

73.39

6 pm

nce

70.450

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Pane ete Concr t 1.4m Heigh

73.375

5 am

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.800 70

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70

71

00 70.97

70.399

23 70.5

pm

4

Type D 1500mm vb timber fence with 300mm trellis to top

70.9

70.75

70.527

70.798

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es

9

m

7 pm

Type C 1800mm vertical board timber fence

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70 .907 9

70.553

rrac 70.681 71.05 8

73.48

am

Type A 2100mm high mild steel railings painted black.

70.398

70.349

l Fe

0

8p

Boundary Treatments

Type B 1500mm high vertical board timber fence

70

70.503 70.623

n Te sun path 70

access for pedestrians & cyclists to & from the proposed widening TCAP works and constructed on behalf of SMBC.

71

Store

70.93 4

Hall

70.615

70.990 6810,5

6384,89

70.78

70.373

70.471

70.475

70 .778

70.9 46

70 .998

4 71.01

71 .073

70.9 30

Hall ELEC.

m Bedroo 1

r Showe Room Living

n/ Kitche Dining

70.564 70.684

70.978

70.662

70.342

Midnight

.207

70.87

70.909

70.9

Living Store

WC

71.001

70.556

BT 70.273 70.295

.436

wall 70.79 5 .596

GAS.

ELEC. ELEC.

Hall

Store WC

g Kitche

n/Dinin

Flue.

Concrete

F

70.781

70.328

North

70

70.940 6

70.8

86

Living

GAS.

ELEC.

GAS.

Living

Hall

Store

Hall

Store

g

Living

n/Dinin Kitche

45

brick

70.997

LP

70.629

Ope

Stockport County Stadium

71

Living

Hall

Store g n/Dinin

Kitche

g

Living

70.949

wall

n/Dinin

brick

Kitche

GAS.

Flue.

Bat Box

70.914

ELEC.

05

g

Livin

D2

ining

en/D

Hall

71.0

plot 20

Kitch

Store

WC

70.949

WC

Hall

WC

WC

Store

Flue.

ining

D1

ELEC.

en/D

Living

70.875

70.825

70.437

Bowling Green

71.6

70.96

72

.957 70 GAS.

ELEC.

Hall

Store g n/Dinin Kitche

WC

Kitch

GAS.

ELEC.

g

GAS.

ELEC.

70.697

D

Bat Box

plot 31 bungalow with carport

single storey pavilion

plot 19

Hall

n/Dinin

Store

Kitche

WC

D3

GU 70.869

70 .623

GAS

Hall ELEC.

GAS.

g Livin

WC

Living

Flue.

71.002

ining

Flue.

.956

en/D

Flue.

70

Kitch

GAS.

WC

.937

Mast (Telecommunication)

LP

plot 18

70 ELEC.

70.620 70.740

plot 30

Bowling Pavilion

Light Tower

.962

02 71.0 7

.965 70

ELEC.

g

Livin

ining en/D Kitch

Kitch

en/D

Flue.

ining

Flue.

Store

.010

70.642

Stand

.156

54

71 .025

71.0 .007 71

GAS

Hall Store

WC

Flue.

70.9 .901

70

Living

Livin

ining en/D Kitch

GAS.

D3

70.784

71

71.234

71.193 .038 71

79 71.0 .039

71 7

70

70.92

.955 70 GAS.

ELEC.

Hall

Hall

Store

g

WC

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ELEC.

Flue.

en/D Kitch WC

0

70.83

70.805

dining

C U

wc e m g m

ining

0 70.91

dining

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Hall

wc e m g m

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1.

2.

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wc 1.

2.

3.

4.

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7.

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Hall

CU

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Kitchen

Kitchen

Hall

Living

up

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

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.964

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em

gm

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CU

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wc 3.

2.

1.

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5.

4.

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7.

SVP

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71

ELEC.

GAS.

wc Hall

71.829 71.949

71.272 71.132

all

71 71 .277 .1 37

bric kw

g m

70

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8

wc e m g m

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

6.

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70.865

71.153

ining

en/D

7.

Kitch

70.831

D3

GAS.

dining

Hall up

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

70.95

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wc 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

up

Hall

C U

dining

St. Living

Kitchen

Kitchen

Kitchen

WC Flue.

Living

ining

WC

SVP

en/D

Flue.

Kitchen

Kitch Flue.

CU

Store ining

up

GAS.

ELEC.

g

en/D

Living

Kitch

Living

ining

St.

en/D

Hall

Livin

Store

Kitch

WC

Living

Hall

g

6.

ELEC.

Livin

Living

GAS

g

101 St.

Hall

Livin

85a 7.

GAS.

ELEC.

plot 17

WC

70.763

70.696

LP

5

MH CL 70.920

DB32 Refuse Vehicle

70.764 70.884

plot 28

Club

D3

70.900

Large Car (2006)

2

70.85

70.790

CAS

70.899

D3

e

OAD

70.974

Hall

D3

70.860

plot 29

R TLE

70.808 GU

71.170

70.995

44

70.91

70.911

D

Fenc

4

70.9

70.888

plot 27

70.915

70.960 Store

70.898

l Pane rete m Conc t 1.6 Heigh

70.841

plot 16

g

2

70.874

74.282

76.94

Livin

70.81

Club Car Park

73.940

Bird Box

70.900 70.8 70

70.878

71.426

70.980

70.853

.979

70.890

plot 26

70.909

ining

9

92

.4

70

plot 25

71.419

70.921 70

70.895

LP

71.204

8

70.892

70.992

70.841 70.758 GU

70.92

D

Store

70.912

D

70.904

70.793

en/D

70.875

70.87

1

RDC

plot 14

70.856

70.913 71.033

70.48

PO

71

71.301

85

70.949

72.300

D

71.458

71.003

Kitch

8

1 70.42 1 70.43

65

LE AST

plot 24

5

RO

2

77.32

plot 13

MH CL 70.920 Unable to lift

Store

00

.8

70.43

pro t Ap 4 Heigh 70.70

70.47

BD

AD

70

4

70.489

5

5

70.81

m

x 1.8

Bat Box Fence

l Pane ete 0 Concr 70.60

BD

70.41

plot 23

PO 8 8 70.90 71.02 LP TP

8 70.89 8 71.01

2

70.46

70.42

3

70.541

plot 12

PO 70.484 MH CL 70.518 BD Unable to Lift

71.654

GU 70.770

70.867

plot 15

D

0

70.47

GP

71.699

73

71.492 71.170

Hall

70.754

.211

71.1

Concrete

70.786

70.947

.937

70.903

plot 22

70.818

70.694

E

70.606

71

70.870

70.978

GAS.

70.44

6

4

79.37

9

MH MH 70.714 MH 70.705 70.699 Unable to Lift

97

70.817 70.921

D

D

ELEC.

6

70.55

GM

9

plot 21

70.657

plot 11

D

70

D

72.400

MH 70.673 Unable to Lift

wall

00

70.683

E

70.9

.989

71.001

WC

70.646

70.568

78.63

70.4m HA

70.651

71.013 70

70.932

71.400

70.654

70.596

MH CL 70.482 IL 69.202

70.741

GU 70.802

70.837

70.895

wall

5

70.74

E

70.723

70.77 70.715

brick

70.668

59

brick

plot 10

70.51

3

DP

77.02

70.580

70.671 70.704

71.669

70.9

.001

70.931

70.957

70.595

70.743

70.53

m

x. 1.8

ET

DP

GU 70.485

70.656

1

70.65

6 70.73 3 70.65

71.118

5

70.628 MH CL 70.568 IL 69.638

6

70.85

3

70.78

70.663 MH CL 70.580 DP IL 69.800

70.678

71.037

70.980

70.957

70.489

9

plot 9

70.506

9

70.80

58

70.912

70.976

70.923 70.494

.5

70.953

71.555

71.2

70.973

.986

MH 70.981

GU 70.809

gm

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9 70.51

70.73

71.108

73.642

6

70.62

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2

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78.480

91

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53

71.066

70

70.930

71

70.531

8 70.64

1 70.76 3 70.75

70.798

4 70.82

0 70.69 9 70.78

plot 8

70.876

13

wc

70.548

0

70.646

0 70.65

6 70.81

6 70.87

1 70.89

5 70.87

E

71.1

70.962

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7

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70.94

71.09

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7

77.25

53

70.728

strip

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ble

72

rum

71.800

rwp &g

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CU

wc

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Tarmac

71.900

E

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71.165

71.034

71.0

71.50 0

70.625

70.84

E

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5

0

70.64

70.70

2

5 70.99 7 71.10

dining

71.177

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71.082

70.928

71.038

C U

wc

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dining

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71

71.561

GU 70.769

0

Hall

E1

71.272 GU 70.759 70.788

71.204

71.158

Kitchen

wc

71.062

71.10

5

Kitchen

70.913

72

70.975

71.016

g m

71.555

71.201

71.088

71.074

rwp &g

SVP

LP

MH CL 71.112 Unable to lift

70.931

06

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70.945

70.678

g m

Hall

wc

g m

St.

70.614

2.

LP

71.478

71.286

71.000

70.71

70.90

7

70.85

Building

70.867

71.267 71.387

0

m

71.01

x. 1.8

4 71.02 .015 71

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plot 7

1.

Living

St.

70.797 Kitchen

St.

E

3.

E

2.

Living

70.727 Living

70.662

70.682

3 71.34 3 71.20

4 71.23 4 71.09

70.73

ight

DP

4.

70.847

2.3m 70.742

8

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plot 6

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up

5.

3.

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up

5.

7.

prox.

t Ap

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6.

1.

6.

8 8 71.45 71.31

1 71.30 1 71.16

Heigh

70.749

5

2

70.81

E

Kitchen

7.

Kitchen

St.

71.809

71.300

71.184 71.200

71.242

71.104

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70.832 GU

303

71.309 71.430

8

nce

70.83

71.14

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70.957

3 70.89 DP

plot 5

70.889

0 .200 71.32 71

71.24

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5

5 71.03 70.912

Palisa

70.886

71.16

Bird Box

DP 0

70.881

plot 4 70.782

72.058

71.612

71.522 71.550

MH CL 71.298 IL 68.988 71.128

71.148

70.998

Living

MH CL 70.873 IL 69.943

71.700

71.633

71.512

71.328

LP

71.201

MH CL 71.078 IL 69.808

rwp &g

MH CL 71.358 IL 69.081

71.213

71.119

MH CL 71.141 IL 69.646

70.968

Bird Box

72.302

71.790

71.625

71.109

.1

71

71.771

71.750

71.352 MH CL 71.246 IL 69.261

71.112

GU

rwp & g

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71.029

70.935

plot 3

71

71.423

GU 71.097

1 1 71.33 71.19

plot 1

plot 2

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70.854

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70.924 70.977

3

70.89

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70.99 LP

70.817

70.787

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71.10

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71.806

71.602

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71.271

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77.27

71.757

71.734 71.459

71.355

76.758

79.61

71.526

72.494

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71.931

71.606

6 71.45 6 71.57

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72.236 72.146 GU 72.047

71.600

71.488

71.271

72.209

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71.584

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71.526

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72.306

72.029

71.835 71.695

71.662

71.392 71.492

72.135 71.995

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72.00

71.971 71.831

71.764 71.624

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71.794

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71.683

71.680

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71 .565 71 .685 EL 71.738

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EL 71.766

5 71.85 5 71.73

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71.589

71.495 BT

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proposed residential development, 71.275 71.395

72.134

71.483

71.443 MH

71.359 71.365 71.485

71.400

71.369 71.305

Bat Box

The Schwegler 1FF bat box [3no.] to be fixed just under the eaves and no more than 6m high. Positioned south facing for warmth.

Bird Box

The Schwegler 2GR bird box [3no.] with oval entrance hole to allow greater variety of birds. To be fixed just under the eaves and no more than 6m high. Positioned north / east facing for cooler temperatures.

Melford Hazel Grove Development

Viaduct Housing Partnership are delighted to be working with Mulbury Homes to deliver 87 homes in Hazel Grove.

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Former Battersby Hat Works, Hempshaw Lane Development

Welcome to Hempshaw Lane

Viaduct Housing Partnership are delighted to be working with Lane End to create a new residential neighbourhood, nestled in and around the Battersby Hat Factory in Offerton.

The former Battersby Hat Works is located off Hempshaw Lane in Offerton. The new neighbourhood will see the conversion of the two most significant retained structures fronting Hempshaw Lane, of the former Hat Works, including the Water Tower, and the construction of new family homes behind the retained elements. There will be 144 dwellings providing affordable and market sale homes across the site.

The factory is the last remaining example of Stockport’s hat making tradition. Battersby Hats was the trading name of Battersby and Co, a hat manufacturer of Stockport. The firm once had capacity of 12,000 hats per week but it declined in the second half of the twentieth century and merged with other hat manufacturers in 1966 before hat production ceased altogether in 1997.

The building was hit by a devastating fire in 1906

which gutted most of the building, destroying enormous stocks of straw and felt hats which were part of the working area. It was rebuilt and the business continued to thrive; at one time Battersby’s became one of the largest hat manufacturers in Britain with an international trade. During the re-build, a water tower was added to the factory.

In 1907, Battersbys bought a second factory in Conty, near Arras in northern France, where they lost sons Edgar, in the 1917 Battle of Arras, and Ernest, factory manager.

The company merged with Christy and Co Ltd and T, & W, Leeds Ltd, both of Stockport, and J. Moores & Sons Ltd, of Denton, to form the Association of British Hat Manufacturers, as trading became challenging.

After a gradual decline, the Association of British Hat Manufacturers ceased in 1997. The factory was then used as the first Hat Works museum before the exhibitions were moved to the neighbouring Wellington Mill in 2000.

An archaeological investigation was carried out on the site between May 2019 and Feb 2020

by Salford Archaeology and the report can be viewed upon request. The investigation found the foundation beds for a steam engine, that would have once powered the hat works, beneath the floor of a 20th century electricity substation. Viaduct Housing Partnership are stepping in and transforming the site, creating desirable homes and restoring historical buildings for future generations.

These high quality homes are located in a highly desirable postal code benefiting from the hustle and bustle of Stockport Town Centre and being close to the tranquillity of the Peak District. It’s not hard to see why it’s a popular location to lay down roots, with its fantastic restaurants, bars and shops stretching down the A6, fantastic schools and excellent transport links. sales@viaducthousing.com

Local Primary Schools

Local Secondary Schools

Local Independent Schools

Banks Lane Junior School

Marple Hall School

Hulme Hall Grammar School

Fairway Primary School

St James’ Catholic High School

Our Lady’s Catholic Primary School

Harrytown Catholic High School

St Philip’s Catholic Primary School

Stockport Academy

Banks Lane Infant and Nursery school

Battersby road naming competition

Stockport School

Stockport Grammar

Top Ten restaurants in Offerton/Stockport on Trip Advisor July 2020: 1. Laco Cafe & Bistro 2. Delhi House Cafe 3. Black Spot Pizza 4. A Tavola 5. The Easy Fish Co Heaton Moor 6. Bombay to Mumbai 7. Maple Tree 8. The Foresters Arms 9. Casa De Moor 10. Chilli Massalla

Local Pub: Puss in Boots

A Modern Pub In The Heart Of Stockport, Selling Traditional Carveries, Cask Ales And Fine Wines.

If you are a foodie, Stockport’s Foodie Friday, held the last Friday of every month during summer, will not disappoint.

It will not be hard to entertain the kids in the school holidays with a number of activities centres in the area: Let’s Roll, Roller Disco The Light Cinema Climbing Walls Chads Theatre Company

Supermarket Sweep Lidl

Tesco Extra

Aldi

Asda

Sainsburys

Co-operative

Stepping Hill Hospital is a

ten-minute drive

away, making this the perfect base for any local doctors, nurses and hospital staff.

Breathe in the fresh air of the countryside: St Thomas Recreation Ground Woodbank Park Vernon Park Lyme Park Bramhall Park Etherow Park

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Davenport Park Development

Viaduct Housing Partnership are delighted to bring 39 Shared Ownership apartments to the market in this highly sought after location.

These modern apartments are less than two miles away from Stockport Town Centre and bordering Davenport Park conservation area, making this the ideal location to purchase.

20 1 Bedroom Apartments

19 2 Bedroom Apartments

• Large communal, landscaped garden. Must be seen to be fully appreciate.

• Roof top garden apartments with amazing views • Basement apartments with private patio • Short distance to Davenport Train station • Less than 2 miles from Stockport Town Centre • 42 secured cycle spaces • 30 Car Parking Spaces

• Chrome heated towel rails to all bathrooms • Electric slimline panel heaters with control panels • Modern white bathroom suite with over bath shower, integrated flushing system, mirror, storage and fully tiled.

• En-Suite (where applicable) with shower enclosure, mirror, integrated flushing system, electric towel rail and fully tiled.

• Double glazed Aluminium windows

• Floor to ceiling windows in the lounge and bedrooms.

• Aluminium main entrance door with glass canopy

• Sky/Virgin and BT connection points.

• 2 Electric car charging points

• Lift access • Door intercom system

• Private and secure access via a fob operated electric gate • Flooring included throughout • Howdens white gloss kitchens with LED lighting under units and fully integrated appliances, including dishwasher and washing machine.

Basement Plan Private patios included

Ground Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Third Floor Plan

Fourth Floor Plan Roof top garden apartments

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