Countryside is proud to announce it has been selected for the development of Phase 3 at Tattenhoe Park in Milton Keynes.
The Government’s housing accelerator, Homes England provided infrastructure for the site which is part of a residential-led mixed-use development that will deliver over 300 homes.
Phase three of the scheme, which is being built by Countryside, will deliver over 300 new homes using modern methods of construction and will provide a mix of apartments and one to five-bedroom houses. Construction on site will begin in Spring 2020 and housing completions are expected from Autumn 2020.
The site at Tattenhoe Park is a strong example of Countryside working in partnership with Homes England to meet the challenge of delivering more high-quality homes quickly at a time when housing is a topical issue.
The development has outline planning permission with 30 percent of the development allocated towards affordable homes.
Phillip Lyons, Chief Executive, Housebuilding at Countryside, said: “We are very pleased to be part of Homes England’s ambitions to build better homes faster, working collaboratively at Tattenhoe to deliver much-needed homes, but most importantly places people love.”
Dan Wheatley, Senior Development Manager, at Homes England, said: “We are supporting modern methods of construction as a means of increasing building productivity and improving energy efficiency. By working with partners such as Countryside and encouraging the broader industry to utilise MMC, we will accelerate the pace and delivery of new homes.”
The UK’s leading mixed-tenure developer, Countryside Partnerships, has partnered with affordable housing provider, Great Places, to deliver 26 new affordable homes as part of the latest phase of the Heath Farm development in Partington, Greater Manchester.
Countryside, now part of Vistry Group, and L&Q, the developers of Beaulieu in Chelmsford, yesterday celebrated the progress on site at Beaulieu Zone T, the latest phase of mixed-use homes at Chelmsford’s vibrant Beaulieu development. The JV partners were joined by Eastlight Community Homes, the resident-led housing association for the East of England and the JV’s housing association partner for Beaulieu Zone T.
On Thursday 16th November, Countryside Partnerships welcomed Michael Gove MP, Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities to Great Kneighton in Cambridge, where he saw placemaking at its best and talked about the importance of building great communities.
Simon Murphy, a construction site manager at Meridian One, which is being delivered by Countryside Partnerships and Enfield Council as the first phase of the landmark Meridian Water regeneration scheme in Enfield, has been awarded with a ‘Seal of Excellence’ at the 2023 NHBC Pride in the Job Awards in recognition of the high standards of construction at the development.
Countryside Partnerships, the UK’s leading mixed-tenure developer, has been given the go ahead by Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough Council to start work on 122 new affordable homes at the 7.4-acre site of the former Bedworth Bowling and Rugby Club. Midland Heart, a registered provider of affordable housing, will own and manage the properties on completion.
