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Muller Property Group submits a hybrid application for up to 452 new homes

Local News by Deborah Bowyer 28th Jul 2026   2
Muller Property Group has submitted hybrid plans for 452-home second phase of Sandbach masterplan. (Image: Muller Property Group)
Muller Property Group has submitted hybrid plans for 452-home second phase of Sandbach masterplan. (Image: Muller Property Group)
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The Muller Property Group has submitted a hybrid planning application for the second phase of its Sandbach South Masterplan - permission for up to 452 new homes.

The developers announced the news on their website here and the application whic was uploaded today (Tuesday) can be viewed here.

Muller say they are seeking full planning permission for demolition of existing buildings, the construction of a new spine road, site access points and enabling infrastructure, alongside outline planning permission for up to 452 new homes, including 30 per cent affordable housing, a new local centre, sports and leisure facilities, landscaping, public open space and associated infrastructure.

And if it gets the go-ahead, Muller says the development could start in 2027, with the first homes expected to be occupied in 2028. The application is on land south of Houndings Lane in Sandbach.

The proposals form the second phase of a wider masterplan on land south of Old Mill Road into an extension to Sandbach.

The approved first phase, being delivered by development partner Anwyl Homes, will provide 204 homes and unlock the infrastructure needed to support future growth, including a new spine road connecting directly to an enlarged A534/A533 roundabout.

Muller say together the two phases represent a "significant long-term investment "in Sandbach. They say aound 400 homes could be delivered within five years of construction commencing.

"The approved first phase alone will deliver more than £10 million of investment into the local community through a legally binding Section 106 agreement and Community Infrastructure Levy contributions," say Muller.

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"This includes almost £920,000 for primary education, over £600,000 for secondary education, £374,600 for special educational needs provision, more than £212,000 towards local healthcare improvements, almost £300,000 for sports and recreation, the delivery of 40 affordable homes, substantial biodiversity enhancements, new public open space and children's play facilities, alongside approximately £3 million towards the construction of the enlarged roundabout."

They add: "Building on this investment, the 32 hectares second phase has been carefully designed to create a well-connected neighbourhood that delivers homes alongside the facilities needed to support a thriving community.

"At the heart of the proposals is a new local centre, providing up to 400 square metres of flexible commercial and community floorspace capable of accommodating uses such as a convenience store, pharmacy, GP or dental surgery, post office or fitness studio, ensuring residents have access to essential services close to home."

"Community wellbeing also sits at the centre of the masterplan. The proposals include a full-size grass football pitch, multi-use games area and sports pavilion, alongside new walking and cycling routes that will connect residents with the surrounding area and encourage active travel," say Muller.

Colin Muller, founder and chief executive of Muller Property Group, said: "There is a clear need for high-quality new homes in Sandbach and the wider Cheshire area, and these proposals have been carefully developed to create a sustainable new neighbourhood that responds to both local housing needs and the aspirations of the community.

"This is the culmination of many years of planning, technical assessment and engagement, building on the approved first phase to create a comprehensive masterplan rather than a standalone housing development.

"Together, the two phases will deliver new homes alongside investment in schools, healthcare, sports facilities, transport infrastructure, extensive green spaces and community facilities."

     

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Sy1ney

Talk of a 'Masterplan' gives the impression that all of this has been carefully thought through in the interests of the local community, But in reality this is yet another housing development by a speculative developer which will destroy what makes Sandbach a great place to live - green fields, wildlife and abundant historical heritage including a Roman road which will disappear under tarmac. The community is massively opposed to this but the council, developers and Government (through legislation designed to push housing developments through) hold all the cards to get their own way under the guise of meaningless 'consultation.' Democracy is being undermined at every turn as the developer, working closely with Cheshire East, holds all the planning, legislative and communicative power. Sadly, it's the same story across Cheshire and the rest of England unless all affected groups (including residents) are given an equal place and power in a genuine process, not a technocratic council-driven farce geared to generating revenues for them and vast profits for developers. It's a scandal unfolding every day.

G.mottram36

452 houses x 900 odd people , where on earth are they going to work then , utter madness .
The town is not big enough at all .


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