A third of the homes for sale on the former JCB factory in Cheadle have now been sold, as Bellway's Cecilly Mills development reaches its two-year milestone.

The former Cecilly Mills JCB factory, which closed in 2016, has been turned into a new residential neighbourhood off Oakamoor Road.

Bellway started building on the nine-and-a-half-acre site in December 2020 and built 120 new properties on the land.

36 private homes have now been sold.

Cecilly Mills, Cheadle.

Marie Richards, Sales Director for Bellway West Midlands, said: "This is a true transformation of the land as it is being turned from a brownfield site into a wonderful place to live. We are glad to maintain the name of Cecilly Mills, which was attached to the site during its JCB years and before that when it was a textile mill.

"People are finding Cecilly Mills a very attractive development as this is a much sought-after area and there are a range of homes available to suit different requirements.

"And people are also interested in the development because it is near to amenities and other towns. It is a five-minute walk to Cheadle town centre and around 20 minutes' drive to Stoke-on-Trent."

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Inside the showhome (Bellway).

An eight-metre buffer zone has been created along Cecilly Brook with new planting and measures to encourage biodiversity and already ducks and trout have been spotted there.

For more information about the development, visit the Bellway website or call the sales team on 01538 331565.

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