Our Vision: An industrial park Cheshire can be proud of

Cheshire Green Industrial Park will offer thriving local businesses with homes they can be proud of in a great strategic location at the heart of Cheshire. We want to create a park with well-designed and built industrial and distribution units all within a sustainable and well-maintained environment that helps businesses that call it home be more successful. 

Cheshire Green Industrial Park is part of the Haughton Estate, managed and developed by Phillip and Becky Posnett. It will be an important part of the estate helping to maintain other important streams of income - agriculture and residential property that both support the local community from a employment and housing perspective. The park will also help to bring more jobs into the area. 

It is important to the family that Cheshire Green Industrial Park is something that turns an old brown field site into a usable, aesthetically pleasing and thriving environment that boosts the local economy and creates benefits for the community living and working in this part of Cheshire.

Natural Environment

Cheshire Green Industrial Park is surrounded by beautiful countryside. It is vital that the Park is well-maintained and sits comfortably within its surroundings.

Low Density

It is not a development that will see every inch of usable space built on. We want there to be lots of natural space so that each business has the room it needs.

Design Integrity

Having a consistent approach to the design of the buildings and landscape will help to make it a more appealing place and improve its long term value.

Aerial view

Take a closer look at Cheshire Green Industrial Park from above, the existing businesses and our plans for the future.

The history of Cheshire Green

Cheshire Green Industrial Park was originally Calveley Airfield, and was planned as a night fighter base for the defence of the cities of the industrial North West, such as Manchester and Liverpool.

Airfield construction commenced in January 1941 and because it was to be used by twin-engine fighter aircraft types, it was furnished with three concrete runways and a perimeter track, but only a few aircraft dispersal points. By the time the Airfield was complete there had been a change of plan and Calveley was relegated to serve only as a flying training station.

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PROUDLY WORKING WITH LEGAT OWEN & FISHER GERMAN TO DELIVER THE PARK

LEGAT OWEN
Mathew Pochin
01270 621005
mattpochin@legatowen.co.uk

Legat Owen,
Albion House,
Albion Street,
Chestern
CH1 1RQ

FISHER GERMAN
Edward Clark
01244 409660
edward.clark@fishergerman.co.uk

Fisher German,
4 Vicars Lane,
Chester
CH1 1QU

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