Farington Mews expansion begins in Leyland

A North West housing development is moving forward with the construction of 212 new homes.

Housebuilder Keepmoat has started work on the second phase of its Farington Mews scheme in Leyland, adding to the 309 homes completed in the first phase. 

The latest phase will also deliver 18 affordable homes through a partnership with Onward Homes, offering both affordable rent and shared ownership options to help local people onto the property ladder.

Once complete in 2030, the full Farington Mews development will provide 521 energy-efficient homes, helping meet growing housing demand in the area.

Peter Barlow, regional managing director at Keepmoat, North West, said: “We’re delighted to launch the next phase of this flagship Lancashire development, continuing our journey to deliver much needed housing in the region.

“At Keepmoat, we are proud to be delivering multi tenure, energy efficient, top-quality homes designed for the future. 

“The development is surrounded by green space and is well connected to neighbouring towns and cities, creating a thriving new community in the town of Leyland.”

Stephen Heverin, director of growth and regeneration at Onward, added: “Farington Mews is a fantastic example of strong partnership working to deliver really positive outcomes for local people. 

“As well as helping renters find more affordable options in their area, and helping local people put down roots through shared ownership, Farington Mews is also creating great opportunities for the next generation of construction talent.”

Keepmoat is also focused on skills and employment, creating 21 apprenticeships, five full-time jobs and 18 work experience placements during the project so far. 

Collaborations with local schools, colleges,and the Lancashire Careers Hub aim to inspire the next generation of construction workers.

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