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Last Few Homes Remaining for Exclusive Didsbury Development

Only three homes remain for sale at PH Homes’ exclusive Hayescroft development in Didsbury.

This spectacular collection of 17 detached and semi-detached homes, with prices from £895,000, has seen unprecedented demand since they were launched early this year.

Located off Palatine Road at the end of a long private drive, the homes at Hayescroft are surround by eight-acres of private grounds, part of which is a designated site of special biological importance.

The five and six bedroom homes have taken their style from the grand Victorian villas that characterise the village of Didsbury.

The homes are named after famous Mancunians from the world of art, sport, science and politics – including The Lowry, The Chetham and The Dalton.

The development is situated a stone’s throw from the thriving village that is Didsbury with its distinctly bohemian feel, many independent boutiques, café bars, pubs and restaurants mixed in with a number of national retailers.

Each home enjoys its own private garden and garage as well as generous off road parking.

Philip Hughes, Managing Director of PH Homes, said: “Hayescroft has been an extremely popular development and we are expecting the last three units to sell very soon so those who are interested should act fast to secure their home.

“It really is a unique opportunity to purchase an exceptional family home in this highly sought location which enjoys all the amenities of modern life in a leafy suburb yet close to Manchester city centre.”

Hayescroft is being built to the highest standards and has achieved Sustainable Homes Code 4 status, full accreditation to Secure by Design and is compliant with guidelines set out in the Lifetime Homes initiative.

The first residents have moved into their new homes and construction is due to complete in March 2017.

The remaining three houses are being marketed by Gasgoine Halman. For more information visit www.phph.co.uk .

This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Jo Craig .