Redrow East Midlands has been given the green-light for a new development of 93 homes in Fairham, Nottingham.
Planning for the developer’s seven-acre Fairham development has now been granted.
The development also forms part of Rushcliffe Borough Council’s Local Plan and will help meet the borough’s housing need for 13,500 new homes over the next decade.
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Two, three and four-bedroom homes will be available and will form part of the housebuilders’ winning Heritage Collection, which has proven popular with homebuyers looking for traditional 1930s charm combined with a contemporary interior.
As part of the new development, Redrow will also be contributing towards improving the local area, helping to fund affordable housing, two new schools and improved bus service for local people.
Ryan O’Sullivan, sales director at Redrow East Midlands, said: “We are delighted to be bringing more much-needed new homes to Nottinghamshire.
“We understand that the priorities of prospective homebuyers have changed over the last year, with proximity to green, open space, community spirit and easy transport connections high on the agenda.
“We were the first housebuilder to commit to the new neighbourhood being created here, which once complete, will form a brand new, sustainable and desirable location to live.
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“We’re anticipating that this development will be incredibly popular – and we’d encourage anyone looking to purchase a home to register their interest as soon as possible.”
Located to the south of Clifton, Fairham sits alongside the A453 Remembrance Way which links directly to the M1.
It is also next to the NET tram terminus at Clifton South, within a 15-minute drive of East Midlands Airport and Freeport area, and a 20-minute drive or tram ride from Nottingham city centre.