Tucked away from the hustle and bustle in a scenic enclave lies Littledales Park, almost five acres of parkland accommodating an attractive development of just thirty-six distinctive properties.
Opportunities to reside in such an idyllic and desirable location are few and far between. Careful design allows for ample 
landscaped grounds and mature oak and beech trees have been preserved to perfectly frame the development and bestow a sense of history and maturity. Also preserved are the glorious bulb fields, which provide a carpet of vivid colour in the Spring to the delight of both local residents and passers by. Whilst many residents are able to enjoy uninterupted views over open countryside to the rear of the development.
Acclaimed Cheshire property developer Hillcrest Homes has purposefully designed its collection of attractive and characterful properties to complement the style and personality of this fabulous environment and its local architecture. Hillcrest’s choice of styling and build materials has provided the properties with the impression of having been in situ for years.
At the heart of the development is Sandiway Cottage, a building widely admired for its beautiful black and white 
construction and historic significance. Although its original purpose is unknown – some say family home, others hunting lodge - certain elements date as far back as 1790. Externally, Hillcrest has restored the Cottage to its former glory. Internally, sympathetic regeneration has significantly improved the standard of the property and brought it up to date allowing it to be a home once more.
Each of the homes at Littledales Park benefit from Hillcrest’s sound understanding of the requirements of modern living and from the exceptional attention to detail which has earned the company's creations ‘Built in Quality’ awards for the last four years and the acclaimed 'Best One Off' property in the Country.
Residents will also be able to take comfort in the knowledge that they are living in a home whose creation has not had a detrimental effect on the environment. Working with leading organisation The CarbonNeutral Company, Hillcrest has offset the emissions generated during construction and is helping two environmental research projects in the UK and abroad.
