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Developments

Ambitious plans to build much-needed homes

We have an ambitious development programme that sets out plans to build and acquire new homes.

Our dedicated Development and Sales team has a proven track record for delivering a wide range of mixed-use schemes that bring economic benefits to communities, ranging from regeneration and place-making on a large-scale to smaller, niche developments. On this page you will find information about all of our new build homes, and our future development plans. The developments listed provide more affordable homes across Halton and surrounding areas.

 

Our on-site developments

Browse the developments which are currently on-site around the borough and beyond

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Lunts Heath Rise

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Affordable homes and Shared Ownership
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Number of homes: 34
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Located in Widnes
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Maylands Park

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Affordable homes and Shared Ownership
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Number of homes: 188
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Located in Nantwich
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Crow Wood Gardens

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Supported Living Accommodation
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Number of homes: 13
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Located in Crow Wood Lane, Widnes
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Completed developments

Want to know how many new homes and kinds of homes we have built over the years, then you're in the right place

Completed August 2025

Hatters Chase, Sandymoor

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Affordable homes
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Number of homes: 51
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Located in Sandymoor, Runcorn
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Completed February 2024

Sewell Street

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Apartments
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Number of homes: 33
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Located in Runcorn
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Completed December 2021

Hazlehurst

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Independent Living for over 55s
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Number of homes: 100
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Located in Sandymoor, Runcorn
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A team with a track record for delivering much needed new homes

Halton Housing’s development and sales team is headed up by Paul Mullane, Director of Development and Sales. The team is led by our Head of Development, Dan Walsh and includes three Project Managers, and one Trainee Development Project Manager.

The Growth and Development team took on its first development in 2010 and since then has undertaken many hugely successful schemes including a hostel for the homeless, three large mixed-tenure independent living schemes a large regeneration project and two ground-breaking schemes using Modern Methods Construction (MMC).

The team has a proven track record for delivering a wide range of mixed-use schemes that bring economic benefits to communities. They have proven ability in regeneration and place-making on a large-scale to smaller, niche developments.

Paul Mullane

Director of Development & Sales

Paul looks after the development of new homes, delivering our ambitious plan to build and acquire 1,000 new homes covering a whole market housing offer.

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Dan Walsh

Head of Development

James Mannering

Senior Development Project Manager

Ria Griffiths

Development Project Manager

Kate Sweeney

Development Project Manager

Kathryn Voss

Development Project Manager

Some of our partners

Partnerships are central to our developments and we maintain and develop strong relationships with a diverse range of organisations - from Homes England, local authorities and privately-owned real estate investment & development companies, private landowners, financial partners and land promoters.

 

Interested in partnering with us?

We're always keen to hear from developers, landowners, agents, and public sector organisations regarding land opportunities, joint ventures, and S106 acquisitions. Complete the form below and a member of our Development Team will be in touch.
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