Manor Park was developed between 1988 and 1995 and is now recognised as one of the best private estates in the Plymouth area and is much sought after, with houses of excellent size and quality, making ideal family homes. Houses do not stay on the market for long and a record of one day was achieved in March 2004 for the sale of one of the properties (not even enough time for the sale board to go up)

As part of this development all proprietors automatically become shareholders in Leigham Manor Management (Plymouth) Ltd., the management company, run by its members for the benefit of its members, having responsibility for the 5 acres of amenity land and roadways within the development.

To protect all the residents, a deed of covenant is entered into with the management company giving certain rights and obligations on both parts.  Prospective buyers can obtain full details through their solicitors contacting the management company.

All the woodland surrounding Manor Park is either owned by Leigham Manor Management, The National Trust or The Woodland Trust and is therefore protected.

No more properties will be built within Manor Park as the residents have vetoed any further development and the Management Company's directors have pledged to uphold this veto.

STOP PRESS NEWS: 

Executive Properties currently for sale in Manor Park:

Beechwood Rise: TWO

Parkfield Drive:    NONE     

Woodland Lane:   NONE  

Typical house prices in Manor Park are between £475,000 and £550,000 (prices as of APRIL 2005)

To be the first to hear about any houses being put on the market please send an e-mail to sales@manorpark.plus.com for updated information on properties and contact details of the estate agents involved.

The information on this webpage is updated regularly but the owner of the website cannot guarantee the accuracy of sales details

This website is privately run, owned and © P J Clarke

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Aerial Photo of the Manor Park with National Trust and Woodland Trust Woodland (photo: S. Johnson). Click on the photo for a larger image.

The end of an era: The final sale of the land prior to the development of Manor Park, a luxury development of 41 executive homes.