3 Bedroom Home

Scholars’ Green
Transforming a redundant site on St Lesmos Road, Scholars’ Green is a highly sought after development of 59 homes, designed to meet sustained demand for quality family accommodation in Cheadle Heath.

There is a generous selection of ten different house types available at Scholars’ Green, offering two appealing ways of living – that of the traditional two-storey home and the popular three storey layout of the modern townhouse.

Flexible three-storey townhouses. Available in three different styles, Rowland’s townhouses are designed to offer all the space a growing family needs now and in the future. Generously proportioned, open-plan kitchen and dining areas become the hub of family life, encouraging relaxed mealtimes and a chance to gather round and catch up on life’s daily activities. Each property benefits from en-suite facilities to bedroom 1, a popular addition to the busy family home and secure parking, provided by an integral garage. Those looking for extra space to spread out will find a handy shower room, plus study and utility rooms provided in the Toulon Designs easily adaptable for work or leisure purposes.

Elegant detached homes and mews seven different styles of two-storey homes are available at Scholars’ Green, opening up exciting new opportunities for families looking for stylish, individual accommodation. Each one is geared towards meeting the needs of modern family life with all the amenities required for convenience and practicality.



Cheadle Heath is ideally located just 1.3 miles from Stockport town centre, close to the leafy suburbs of Cheadle Hulme, Gately and Bramhall.

The cosmopolitan delights of Manchester city centre are only eight miles away, within easy commuting distance via the M60 orbital motorway or by rail and Manchester International Airport can be reached by car in around ten minutes. The centre of Cheadle Heath offers a wide selection of shops and essential local amenities. A short trip, into Stockport town centre provides access to a wide range of entertainment, leisure facilities and major retail outlets, plus plenty of café bars, restaurants and pubs including those found at the popular social hub of Great Underbank, with its fascinating maze of narrow streets in the traditional heart of the town.