We have a mixed portfolio of sites from large city centre brownfield sites providing market and affordable homes; estate regeneration schemes providing improved, more efficient council housing on publicly owned land, and infill schemes, making use of under-used parcels of council land to provide additional council housing.
Status: Live
Our largest scheme to date is delivering 295 new homes, of which 118 will be brand new council rented homes. The former Ridgeons site will also include a nursery, landscaped central park and open spaces, play equipment, parking for cars and bicycle parking including a basement car park and electric vehicle charging spaces for every house and 10% of the communal area.
Status: Live
The development is creating 236 new studio, one and two-bedroom apartments, and two, three, and four-bedroom homes on the former Mill Road depot site, with half for private sale and half as council rented homes.
Status: Live
The development replaces two housing blocks containing 24 post war aging council homes with a much larger housing scheme and improved landscaping to help meet the housing need in the city.
Status: Live
We are replacing 32 post war aging council homes and garages, which are no longer fit for purpose, with four new council houses, 71 apartments and a new community centre to meet the needs of the local community.
Status: Live
Two existing community facilities are being replaced with a modern, highly sustainable community hub, along with brand new council rented apartments, new open space, a public plaza, and retention of a café and shop space.
Status: Upcoming
75 new homes, including 40% council rented homes will be built on Parcel L2 at Orchard Park. The highly sustainable development has been designed to feature two apartment blocks and a row of coach houses and will be ‘gas free’ with air source heat pumps, biodiverse green roofs, six electric charging spaces, one hybrid/electric car club vehicle and above policy cycle parking provision for 124 bike spaces.
Status: Complete
This development forms part of the council’s strategy to use under-utilised parcels of land for brand new council homes.
Status: Complete
Designed by architect, Rock Townsend, four existing maisonettes have been demolished to provide 15 brand new energy efficient council homes, including 12, one and two-bedroom apartments and three, new three-bedroom homes with designated parking and landscaping to meet the demands of the local community.
Status: Complete
This development forms part of the council's strategy to use under-utilised parcels of land for brand new council homes.
Status: Complete
This development forms part of the council's strategy to use under-utilised parcels of land for brand new council homes.
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