New developments
Some of the brand new homes we’re building in and around Salford
We want to play our part in tackling the housing crisis by building more desperately needed new homes in Salford and beyond.
While Salford has been experiencing something of a housing development boom in recent years, the shortage of affordable homes and social housing in the area is well documented.
As a trusted social housing provider, we’re confident that we’re perfectly placed to deliver the right type of housing in the right places and ultimately help tackle the housing crisis.
Salix Homes builds new social housing as well as delivering affordable home ownership options - delivered through Willo Homes - including Help to Buy, Shared Ownership and Rent to Buy, plus homes for market sale.
100+
homes built or acquired each year
By 2038
we plan to be fully carbon neutral
100%
building safety compliance achieved and planned to maintain
Artifex
Artifex is an ambitious and inspiring development you can be proud to call home. The apartment block in Trinity offers modern and desirable one and two-bed apartments, just a short walk to Manchester city centre. Prime location, spacious homes and the chance to one day own, makes Artifex popular for many, particularly first-time buyers.
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Neighbourhood
Neighbourhood is an eco-friendly development in Seedley, comprising social housing, homes for affordable rent and properties for shared ownership and outright sale. Due for completion in summer 2023, Neighbourhood will bring a new era of housing to Salford and complement the wider regeneration taking place in the area.
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Wynt View
Salix Homes’ first new build development outside of Salford, Wynt View is located in Partington, Trafford. This three-storey development will comprise 24 two-bedroom apartments for social housing rent. Due for completion in Spring 2023, homes will be available for people on the housing register via Trafford Homechoice.
Trafford HomechoiceWe’re so happy at Joan Lestor House and look forward to the years ahead living here.
Joan Lestor House on Ellesmere Street, Walkden, had stood empty and abandoned for almost five years. Salix Homes transformed the building into nine contemporary, one and two bedroom apartments for social housing rent. The property now helps those who need it most.
