North West garden Village Development Wins UK Property Award

A GARDEN village development in Greater Manchester has been named a winner at this year’s UK Property Awards.

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Woodford Garden Village

One of the largest redevelopment sites in the north of England, the 500-acre Woodford Garden Village, in Woodford, has won best Residential Development (20+ Units) in Greater Manchester.

Now in its 29th year, the UK Property Awards are judged by an independent panel of over 80 industry experts and cover over 45 different architecture, interior design and development related categories.

Located on the former Woodford Aerodrome, Woodford Garden Village has been sensitively designed to positively enhance the openness of the green belt around it, restore areas of open countryside and re-establish public rights of way.

The development will eventually consist of 920 new homes, with a mix of two, three, four and five-bedroom properties.

“We are very proud to be named as a winner in this year’s UK Property Awards, Woodford Garden Village is a flagship Redrow development in every sense,” said Anna Evans-Kerr, sales director at Redrow NW. Redrow has also won a further seven categories in this year’s awards, the company will find out on October 28 whether any of its winners has achieved the highest level of accolade – the coveted Five Star award – during the ceremony at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London.

Judging focuses on design, quality, service, innovation, originality, and commitment to sustainability. The judging panel is chaired by House of Lords members Lord Caithness, Lord Best, and Lord Waverley.

The UK Property Awards are one of eight regional heats - alongside Arabia, Europe, Africa, Canada, Central & South America, the Caribbean, USA, and Asia Pacific – with the highest scorers of each of the categories going on to compete at the International Property Awards at the end of the year.

For more information see: www.propertyawards.net. “Woodford Garden Village is not only a new housing development, we’ve build a new community. Homes are surrounded by acres of open spaces, including woodlands,

linear parks and a traditional village green. It also has its own primary school and a public house.

“It’s a superb achievement and a mark of quality that sets us apart from our competitors.”