Tuesday, November 19, 2024

Fenwood secures planning consent for Doncaster residential scheme

Fenwood Estates Limited, the Doncaster-based land and property development company, has secured reserved matters planning consent for 27 homes on 1.44 acres of land in South East Doncaster as it continues to expand and develop new sites across Yorkshire and the North Midlands.

The site, which has been vacant for well over a decade, holds a prominent position on the crossroads of First Avenue and Hayfield Lane within the wider Gateway East development, one of South Yorkshire’s key economic growth zones.

Fenwood will build a mixture of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom properties with associated landscaping and parking, with work on-site scheduled to begin in late 2022. Both Turley and MHA Architects advised Fenwood.

This decision further strengthens the company’s development land pipeline. This includes their Knights Gate development in Sutton-cum-Lound in Nottinghamshire, where the company is over halfway through building 33 three and four bedroom homes.

The company is also continuing to invest in new 1 to 5 acre brownfield and greenfield sites across South Yorkshire, using its £7m funding facility from the St Bride’s White Rose Residential Partnership to develop land close to major population centres or as part of urban edge extensions – including those with difficult ground conditions.

Melissa Kroger, Managing Director of Fenwood Estates, said: “We’re delighted that Doncaster Council has put its faith in us to build out this important site.

“It supports the team to continue our proud track record over the past four decades of delivering thoughtfully designed, sustainable new homes that will last while remaining affordable to local people.

“Initial infrastructure works will begin this autumn to prepare the site for development, with the first homes built by Summer 2023. We also look forward to announcing other new schemes across the region over the next twelve months.”

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