Work commences on former Milnrow police station

Date published: 23 October 2019


Work has begun to convert the old county police station in Milnrow into six contemporary two-bedroom apartments.

Planning for the village police station, located on Newhey Road, was secured as part of a joint venture between the developers Priestley Homes and Immedilet in 2018.

The project will include temporary propping, demolition and structural alterations. Following this, new stairways and walls will be fitted throughout, creating six high-specification homes.

Main contractor Priestley Construction is carrying out the £300k conversion, with work estimated to be complete in late 2019.

Rob Pell, head of construction at Priestley Construction, said: “The transformation of this traditional community building into a stunning, modern space will ensure it remains a home for generations to come.

“It is important that the local area benefits not just from new-build homes, but from the renovation of heritage buildings with character, which will help to embrace the community’s long-standing history.”

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