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Caddick starts redevelopment of Farnley woollen mill

18 May 21 Caddick ԭ have started work on a £25m residential scheme to build 112 homes on the site of the former Stonebridge Mills in Farnley, Leeds.

The Stonebridge Beck project, which Caddick ԭ is building for developers Rushbond and Advent Developments, comprises 82 new build homes as well as the regeneration of the Grade II listed former woollen mill buildings and cottages to create a further 30 homes.

The old chimney and water tower will be retained as a sentinel for the redevelopment. 

Caddick’s construction contract provides a comprehensive regeneration of the 10-acre site and buildings as well as all hard and soft landscaping, highway access and estate infrastructure.

Principal designer and engineer on the scheme is W A Fairhurst & Partners with surveying services provided by BWF. The scheme is due to complete in summer 2023.

Rushbond specialises in Yorkshire heritage regeneration projects. Founder and managing director Jonathan Maud said: “Rushbond and our partners Advent have worked hard to design a really thoughtful and sympathetic regeneration of this long derelict and much-loved Leeds landmark.  We know from our extensive consultations that the community are excited to see this project commence and we are committed to delivering a really high-quality scheme.”

Caddick ԭ managing director Adrian Dobson said: “We are delighted to have started work on Stonebridge Mills and are helping to bring this site and historic buildings back to life as well as providing  much-needed housing for the Farnley area. The site’s regeneration will also enable the green corridor along the Farnley  Beck to be extended and run through the development which will be a huge bonus for the local community.”

The 10-acre site will have 82 new-build homes as well as the 30 mill flats

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