Castle Green nearly doubles turnover in ‘transformational year’ for north-west housebuilder

Castle Green Homes has posted significant increases in its annual profit and turnover in what it described as a “transformational year” for the business.

The Runcorn-based housebuilder, in its accounts to 31 March 2025, reported turnover of £168.2m, up 92% year-on-year on the £87.5m posted for the previous year.

Its pre-tax profit more than doubled from £4.2m to £10.3m and its completions increased from 291 to 602.

The housebuilder’s turnover was boosted by £56.7m due to the completion of its 74-home Maes Yr Haul development in north Wales. Its partnership revenue rose from £27.5m to £63.3m which it said was due to full year’s activity at its Mynydd Isa, Deeside and Crewe schemes, and the commencement of a new scheme at Congleton, where it is delivering nearly 400 homes in partnership with housing association Torus.

The firm said: “As predicted, FY25 was a transformational year for Castle Green, driven by growth in the number of homes built, increased turnover, expanded regional outlet openings and a strengthened secured land bank.”

Castle Green expects 2026 to be a “year of consolidation” with results in line with 2025.

Castle Green placed 44^th in Housing Today’s annual Top 50 Housebuilders list last month. Its higher level of turnover reported for 2025 would push it up to 31^st based on last year’s rankings.