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fi rst phase. There is high demand across the Calderdale region for high quality new homes. rris Homes is committed to helping satisfy this demand with the range of house types which will be available at the development. e now look forward to works progressing on the second phase to bring much-needed new homes to the locality.”
Erris Homes secures funding for phase two of Halifax development
Yorkshire housebuilder Erris Homes has secured £5m funding for phase two of its 15.m 7-home development off ochdale oad in Greetland, Halifax. Called Calder Mews, the development’s second phase has been given funding by aragon ank’s development fi nance division.
It will feature six of rris Homes’ house types across a mix of 14 four and fi ve- bedroom detached homes. hase two has a gross development value of 8.5m. The scheme’s second phase follows the success of phase one at Calder Mews, which comprises 2 three and four- bedroom semi-detached and detached homes. The gross development value of phase one is 7.4m.
roperties at Calder Mews have been designed to “entwine quality, style, and comfort” for the benefi t of buyers. This includes features such as designer kitchens and bathrooms, integrated appliances and the “latest energy-effi cient building methods.” Work on phase two of the development is now underway, with the fi rst residents expected to move into their new homes in summer 2024.
As well as providing new homes for the area, rris Homes is also contributing 5,000 to education and initiatives that will benefi t the local community. rris Homes C Michael Howard, commented “It’s fantastic to have secured funding for the second phase of Calder Mews following the successes we have seen across the development’s
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Aff ordable completions signal Karbon Homes’ growth in Yorkshire
Karbon Homes is celebrating the continued expansion of its development programme in Yorkshire with the completion of the fi rst homes at its Saxty ay development in Thirsk.
The 2,000 home housing association has worked with contractor T. Manners Sons to bring phase one of the 47-home scheme to fruition, a scheme designed to meet the needs of the local community with a mix of property types and sies which provide options for residents at varying stages of life.
The development of the new homes is supported with grant funding from Homes
ngland, through arbon’s Strategic artnership with the Government’s housing delivery agency.
Colleagues from Homes England joined arbon for a fi rst look at the new homes, which boast a range of enhanced energy effi ciency measures, including air source heat pumps and solar panels. Saxty ay is one of two arbon developments in the Hambleton area supported by its Strategic artnership with Homes ngland.
ust a mile away in the village of Sowerby, a second scheme off ack ane is underway to deliver a further 64 new two, three and four-bed affordable homes. The 111 new homes in the Hambleton district are part of arbon’s wider new homes programme in the region, which outlines ambitions to develop over 700 affordable homes across Yorkshire by March 2028.
All new homes developed by arbon
in Yorkshire will be managed by 54North Homes, a subsidiary of the arbon Group with ,000 homes across Yorkshire. Sarah obson, director of development and regeneration at arbon Homes, said “The growth of our development programme in Yorkshire is key in addressing the county’s housing affordability issues and ensuring local people have access to good quality housing, either for rent or for affordable home ownership. The development at Saxty ay was designed with the needs of the local community in mind, providing a mix of bungalows, ats and family homes, options for a whole range of customers and properly integrated into local surroundings.”
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