Jones Homes reopens historic Walled Garden at Alderley Park as it launches second phase of new homes

The historic Walled Garden within the stunning parkland setting of Alderley Park in Cheshire is reopening to visitors as Jones Homes launches the second phase of its exclusive Alderley Gardens development.

The developer is unveiling a new four-bedroom Elvaston show home and releasing the first three houses for sale in phase two of the development, in Nether Alderley, on Saturday 6 September.

Alderley Gardens comprises a total of 50 luxury homes – 33 three, four and five-bedroom properties which have been completed in the first phase within the former Kitchen Garden, and 17 four-bedroom houses in the Walled Garden Collection, which are now being built.

Carol Barlow, Sales and Marketing Director for Jones Homes North West, said: “It will be an absolute pleasure to welcome visitors to join us as we reopen the historic Walled Garden at Alderley Gardens, where we are building a collection of energy-efficient and stylish four-bedroom family homes.

“We will be releasing three new homes in three different styles – the Elvaston, Carisbrooke and Pembridge. Although there are different looks and designs to suit a variety of tastes, all of these houses offer a thoughtful and spacious internal lay-out which offer the flexibility and comfort that modern buyers are looking for.

“These homes feature expansive areas of glazing, including floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the interiors with natural light and offer stunning views of the surrounding landscape.”

Jones Homes North West is creating two distinct areas at Alderley Gardens, using sensitive approaches for each in terms of layout, aesthetics and materials.

The design of homes within the Walled Garden is much more contemporary than the traditional-style properties built within the Kitchen Garden, which echo the stables and original house at Alderley Park.

In contrast, homes in the Walled Garden Collection feature large areas of glazing alongside exposed oak to reference structures such as orangeries and glasshouses. The brickwork style, gables and pitched slate roofs echo gardeners’ cottages while horizontal weatherboarding is reminiscent of garden structures.

Carol said: “The interior of the Elvaston show home, which features a spacious open-plan kitchen/family/dining area, bi-fold doors, home audio and underfloor heating, has been designed to match the contemporary feel of the external appearance of the property.

“The house has been carefully furnished and decorated by our team of interior design experts and really does provide the wow factor for visitors to this gorgeous setting.”

Alderley Park is a 400-acre parkland site, previously home to an imposing country house dating back to the 16^th century. It now features a state-of-the-art gymnasium, sports and leisure facilities, a gastro pub, and coffee shops.

Complimentary champagne and canapes will be served to visitors at the launch of the Walled Garden Collection on Saturday 6 September between midday and 4pm.

For more information about the event and the new homes at Alderley Gardens, visit jones-homes.co.uk/alderley-gardens.