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The Orchard at Lymm

  • Client: Forward Property Group
  • Project Size: £1.3 million
  • Location: Lymm Cheshire
  • Status: Complete

The Orchard is a development of seven mews properties on a windfall infill plot, in a secluded cul de sac location, off Cedarfield Road in Lymm.

The scheme for Forward Property Group comprises 3 & 4 bedroom town houses with ample parking and generous gardens. The built form has been broken into 2 blocks, of 3 and 4 units, with space between to allow access to the rear of the properties. A range of 4 house types allows a mix of sizes and accommodation whilst providing visual interest to the street scene.

The aesthetic takes visual cues from the adjacent Orchard Road and each element has lowered ridge heights at the extremities to emphasise the aspect from Cedarfield Road, with the homes providing a visual bridge between the old and new in their vicinity.

The Orchard at Lymm

  • Client: Forward Property Group
  • Project Size: £1.3 million
  • Location: Lymm Cheshire
  • Status: Complete

The Orchard is a development of seven mews properties on a windfall infill plot, in a secluded cul de sac location, off Cedarfield Road in Lymm.

The scheme for Forward Property Group comprises 3 & 4 bedroom town houses with ample parking and generous gardens. The built form has been broken into 2 blocks, of 3 and 4 units, with space between to allow access to the rear of the properties. A range of 4 house types allows a mix of sizes and accommodation whilst providing visual interest to the street scene.

The aesthetic takes visual cues from the adjacent Orchard Road and each element has lowered ridge heights at the extremities to emphasise the aspect from Cedarfield Road, with the homes providing a visual bridge between the old and new in their vicinity.