Anwyl targeting £75m revenue after launching Lancashire division

Family-owned housebuilder Anwyl Homes with its headquarters in North Wales aims to grow its new Lancashire division and is targeting the completion of more than 300 new homes annually and has an estimated turnover in excess of £75m within three to five years.

The new venture will be headed up by experienced managing director John Grime.

Formerly managing director at Redrow Homes North West, Grime is tasked with establishing Anwyl Homes Lancashire and developing the business in the new geographical area that covers Lancashire, Merseyside, Warrington and Greater Manchester.

With ambitious targets to achieve, he has made an immediate start. A number of land opportunities are already under consideration and it is anticipated that the first new housing developments will open within the next 12 months.

Housing managing director at Anwyl Homes Mathew Anwy, said: “The Anwyl brand is already well known in North Wales and Cheshire where we have an excellent reputation within the local community and anticipate building around 350 new homes from our head office in Ewloe, Flintshire, in the next financial year.

“With the launch of Anwyl Homes Lancashire, we aim to further grow the Anwyl brand and take our award winning high quality new build homes to a much wider audience that we have been able to previously.

“There is increased demand for new housing from many different areas across the North West and Cheshire and we can help address this shortage with our quality new build homes.

“Working closely with local planning departments and following strict planning guidelines, we are a conscientious housebuilder that is recognised for its thoughtful approach and we focus on creating sustainable new residential developments that are sympathetic to their local surroundings.”

Anwyl Homes Lancashire managing director Grime, added: “I’m delighted to have joined Anwyl Homes at this exciting time and am very much looking forward to developing the business and the team in the Lancashire region.

“We’re already actively looking at potential sites for development in many areas of the North West and Lancashire, and intend to commence works on three sites out of the Lancashire region in the next financial year.”