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Vistry Group has secured planning permission to build 826 new homes in Cheshire.
The developer and Bloor Homes said 84 affordable homes will be built at the £5.6m development in Leighton West, Crewe.
The developers received outline permission in 2020 and secured full planning permission at a Cheshire East Council planning meeting on 27 June.
Work on the site is due to begin in spring 2025 with the first homes expected to be occupied by early 2026.
A new primary school will also be built as part of the scheme. New green spaces will be created including allotments, community orchards as well as new cycle links, footpaths and highway improvement works.
Joe Turner, managing director of Vistry Manchester and Cheshire East, said: “We’re really excited that this development has been given the go-ahead following approval of the detailed plans by Cheshire East.
“We’re pleased to be working alongside Bloor Homes to deliver homes in this growing area that will give local people a range of housing choices.
“The additional contributions brought about by this development will help to create a thriving community in the north west corner of Crewe, benefiting the wider area for future generations to come.”
James Clark, regional managing director of Bloor Homes, said: ”We are delighted to have achieved these reserved matters approvals which will allow us, together with our delivery partners Vistry, to deliver the much needed homes on this important strategic site.
“The site at Leighton West is one of the largest site allocations in Cheshire East’s Local Plan and will offer considerable benefits to the local community.
“The positive resolution by Cheshire East’s Strategic Planning Board represents a real milestone for Bloor Homes after many years of work and we look forward to commencing development in the near future and start delivering the high-quality homes so desperately needed.”
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