Final two homes left for sale at popular housing development
Located in Chester, Deva Green is the final opportunity to buy at a new neighbourhood built on the site of former University of Chester land.
By Chester Standard
The last homes are now available at Deva Green, a new Chester neighbourhood built on former University of Chester land.
The final homes are now available at a Chester housing development built on former University of Chester land.
Deva Green, off Clifton Drive, is nearing completion after bringing a new neighbourhood of two, three and four-bedroom homes to the city.
The development is being delivered by Anwyl Homes and is listed by the housebuilder as having its final few properties available.
Located at Clifton Drive, Chester, CH1 4LG, the site sits within walking and bus distance of the city centre.
Anwyl says residents can reach the heart of Chester in around 25 minutes on foot or 12 minutes by bus.
The development has been marketed to first-time buyers, families and downsizers looking for a new-build home close to the city.
Homes at Deva Green have been promoted with access to Chester’s shops, restaurants, cafés, leisure venues, racecourse and riverside areas.
The location is also close to Sealand Road, where residents have access to supermarkets, retail parks, gyms, cafés and other local services.
For buyers, the final release means this is the last opportunity to purchase a new home on the development.
New-build sites often reach this stage after several years of sales, with the last remaining plots sometimes attracting interest from buyers who want to move quickly but still choose a newly built property.
Current online listings show remaining homes at Deva Green include three and four-bedroom detached properties.
A recent Anwyl Homes social media post said the final two homes remained, with prices starting from £339,995.
Rightmove and OnTheMarket listings have also shown Deva Green properties including three-bedroom and four-bedroom detached homes, with prices varying by plot and house type.
Buyers should check directly with Anwyl Homes for the latest availability, incentives, prices and completion times before making decisions, as new-build listings can change quickly.
The development is part of a wider pattern of housing growth around Chester, where former institutional and brownfield land has been brought forward for new homes.
For the city, schemes like Deva Green can help provide additional housing while making use of land that previously served a different purpose.
For residents, the appeal is likely to be the combination of a new-build property, city access and nearby everyday services.
The final sales also mark the closing stage of a development that has turned a former University of Chester site into a completed residential neighbourhood.
Anyone interested in the remaining homes can view the development through Anwyl Homes at:
https://www.anwylhomes.co.uk/our-developments/deva-green/