Countryside News

Countryside, the UK’s leading mixed-tenure developer, has commenced building work to create 82 new affordable homes at Shetcliffe Lane in Bradford.

Marham Park, Countryside’s major development in Bury St Edmunds, has received planning consent from Suffolk County Council for the delivery of a brand new local centre.

Countryside, the UK’s leading mixed-tenure developer, has secured unanimous planning consent from Enfield Council for Phases 2A and 4 of Elements, delivering 303 new homes at the £300m regeneration of the former Alma estate in Ponders End in partnership with Enfield Council.

Countryside, the UK’s leading mixed-tenure developer, has acquired two new sites in Somerset, one in Bridgwater and another in Highbridge, marking further positive steps in the company’s growth ambitions for the South West where it is already making progress at its Bath site, Sulis Down.

Developers Countryside Zest, Chelmsford City Council, and Homes England have agreed to  the funding of the first stage of work which will see an early phase of the Chelmsford Garden Community being delivered as net zero-carbon ready homes, as proposed by the Government’s emerging Future Homes Standard.

Countryside, the UK’s leading mixed-tenure developer, has today delivered its 5,000th closed panel unit travelling from its Warrington factory to Ribblesdale Place in Accrington, Lancashire.

Countryside, the UK's leading mixed-tenure developer, has opened a new children’s playground in Burgess Hill for the local community to enjoy.

We are delighted to mark a major new milestone at our St James’ Park development, as construction for The Bishop’s Stortford High School’s new campus officially began.

The first wave of homes at North West Quarter, Countryside’s major regeneration scheme in Kilburn, north-west London, have now completed. This first phase of the scheme, previously known as Peel, includes 38 homes for social rent owned by leading housing association, Home Group, and will soon become home to residents of the local estate.

Following an 18-month tender process supported by Arcadis and Devonshires, Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing Association (MTVH) has selected Countryside, a leading mixed-tenure developer, as the preferred bidder with whom they will form a joint venture (JV) partnership to deliver all remaining parts of the regeneration at Clapham Park.

Countryside and Home Group have marked reaching the highest point of Phase 3 of South Oxhey Central, their £218m town centre development in Hertfordshire, with a topping out ceremony that was attended on 8th September by the Leader of Three Rivers District Council, Cllr Sarah Nelmes.

Countryside, the UK’s leading mixed-tenure developer, was selected in January 2020 as the delivery partner for the second phase redevelopment, which includes the building of 433 homes on the campus  site, landscaping, and the construction of a brand-new civic building.