Next phase of £9m Bowdon development released
Real Estate Investment Partnerships Ltd has released the next three units of its Highbank at Green Walk development in Bowdon, Cheshire.
After seeing the scheme’s 2,600 sq ft penthouse swept off the market when it launched last month, the Manchester-based developer has now released a £650k three-bed mews house, a £695k three-bed townhouse and a £750k ground-floor apartment.
Highbank at Green Walk, a 15,700 sq ft scheme designed by Manchester architects Ollier Smurthwaite, has seen its units released early due to high buyer interest, according to Real Estate Investment Partnerships.
The next phase of the development is due to hit the market this summer, with building work on the £9m 12-home project expected to wrap in June 2017.
Real Estate Investment Partnerships’ chief executive officer, Stephen Slater, said: “Highbank at Green Walk is a very exciting project – it has fantastic local amenities and is set in a stunning location which also boasts one of the country’s most prestigious postcodes.
“The demand has been incredibly high – and we can see why.”
He continued: “We’re fully committed to ensuring the development complements the local area and becomes a jewel in the crown of Bowdon.
“We have no doubt that the first sales will generate even further interest in the scheme.”
In addition to its Highbank at Green Walk development, Real Estate Investment Partnerships is also delivering an £18m residential scheme in Altrincham.
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