Catesby Estates promoted 11.6 acres of strategic land in Haughley, Suffolk for new homes.
Over 130 local residents turned out to speak to the Catesby Estates team about their proposed plans for delivering new homes in Haughley.
Local stakeholders were invited along to the Village Hall on Friday 28th June 2018, to view the plans and offer their feedback for proposals on land south of Fishponds Way, Haughley.
Feedback included the recognised need for affordable housing and pedestrian footpaths, as well as valuable insight into what local residents thought on the layout of the proposed development and their ideas for improvements to landscaping and access.
We will be using the feedback received to shape the final plans before submitting our outline planning application to Mid Suffolk District Council later this year, after which the Council will then determine the application.
Catesby Estates is pleased to announce Mid Suffolk District Council has resolved to grant outline planning permission for 65 new homes on an 11.6 acre site, west of Fishponds Way in Haughley.
The site will deliver 35% affordable housing, along with new public open space including a community garden and allotments.
Part of the site had been allocated for housing in the emerging Neighbourhood Plan. Catesby Estates worked closely with the Parish Council, Neighbourhood Plan Group and Ward Councillor to deliver a scheme that was sensitively designed and in keeping with the village character.
The application proposed a range of community benefits including, traffic calming measures on Fishponds Way and a bridge over the River Gipping to help deliver the long desired continuous pedestrian and cycle link between the village and Stowmarket.
As a result of the extensive consultation approach, the scheme was supported by the Parish Council. With members of the Planning Committee following the Planning Officer’s advice and unanimously voting to approve the application.
Ed Barrett, Senior Planning Manager for Catesby Estates said; “By working closely with local stakeholders during the consultation process we were able to identify issues affecting local residents. We designed our scheme accordingly to provide a range of additional community benefits alongside the new homes.”
“We recognised the need for smaller properties in the area including bungalows, and adapted our housing mix which will help more families and young people to remain within or move into the village, as well as offering opportunities for those downsizing.”
Catesby Estates will now be working in partnership with a housebuilder for the delivery of the new homes, with first residents expected to take occupation early 2021.
As part of our commitment to community engagement we were pleased to welcome 1st Wetherden and Haughley Scouts to our site in Haughley, Suffolk.
Mid Suffolk District Council unanimously voted to grant outline planning permission for 65 new homes on the 11.6 acre site, west of Fishponds Way earlier this year.
The group were interested in the archaeological investigation being undertaken as part of a condition of the consent granted.
The scouts spent time with Pre-Construct Archaeology who are undertaking the archaeological investigation on our behalf.
Katie Yates, Marketing and Communications Manager said, “We are always keen to get involved with the local community, and we believe the key to our success is our ‘working together’ philosophy. We hold many community events, and we were pleased to be able to provide this local group with an insight into what we do and the history of the site.”
Catesby Estates has successfully completed the sale of a residential development site in Haughley, Suffolk to Bellway.
Guy Jenkinson, Director for Strutt & Parker (Cambridge office) acted for the landowner in the sale of the site.
Mid Suffolk District Council granted outline planning permission for 65 new homes including 35% affordable housing on the 11.6 acre site, west of Fishponds Way earlier this year. The application was led by Ed Barrett, Catesby’s in-house Senior Planning Manager.
Part of the site had been allocated for housing in the emerging Neighbourhood Plan. Catesby worked closely with the Parish Council, Neighbourhood Plan Group and Ward Councillor to deliver a scheme that was sensitively designed and in keeping with the village character.
The proposals included a range of community benefits including, new public open space, community garden, allotments, traffic calming measures on Fishponds Way and a bridge over the River Gipping to help deliver the long desired continuous pedestrian and cycle link between the village and Stowmarket.
As a result of the extensive consultation approach, the scheme was supported by the Parish Council, with members of the Planning Committee following the Planning Officer’s advice and unanimously voting to approve the application.
Area Land Director at Catesby Estates said; “Bellway deliver high quality new homes and we have a long stand relationship with them. We are pleased to have them once again delivering housing on one of our sites.”
“This development will provide much needed affordable housing and will give local people looking for a new home in the area the chance to take their first steps on the housing ladder. First residents are expected to take occupation early 2021.
We’re actively seeking strategic land sites in Suffolk. With a proven track record and strong success rate, landowners in the county are welcome to contact us.
Catesby Estates promoted 11.6 acres of strategic land in Haughley, Suffolk for new homes.
Over 130 local residents turned out to speak to the Catesby Estates team about their proposed plans for delivering new homes in Haughley.
Local stakeholders were invited along to the Village Hall on Friday 28th June 2018, to view the plans and offer their feedback for proposals on land south of Fishponds Way, Haughley.
Feedback included the recognised need for affordable housing and pedestrian footpaths, as well as valuable insight into what local residents thought on the layout of the proposed development and their ideas for improvements to landscaping and access.
We will be using the feedback received to shape the final plans before submitting our outline planning application to Mid Suffolk District Council later this year, after which the Council will then determine the application.
Catesby Estates is pleased to announce Mid Suffolk District Council has resolved to grant outline planning permission for 65 new homes on an 11.6 acre site, west of Fishponds Way in Haughley.
The site will deliver 35% affordable housing, along with new public open space including a community garden and allotments.
Part of the site had been allocated for housing in the emerging Neighbourhood Plan. Catesby Estates worked closely with the Parish Council, Neighbourhood Plan Group and Ward Councillor to deliver a scheme that was sensitively designed and in keeping with the village character.
The application proposed a range of community benefits including, traffic calming measures on Fishponds Way and a bridge over the River Gipping to help deliver the long desired continuous pedestrian and cycle link between the village and Stowmarket.
As a result of the extensive consultation approach, the scheme was supported by the Parish Council. With members of the Planning Committee following the Planning Officer’s advice and unanimously voting to approve the application.
Ed Barrett, Senior Planning Manager for Catesby Estates said; “By working closely with local stakeholders during the consultation process we were able to identify issues affecting local residents. We designed our scheme accordingly to provide a range of additional community benefits alongside the new homes.”
“We recognised the need for smaller properties in the area including bungalows, and adapted our housing mix which will help more families and young people to remain within or move into the village, as well as offering opportunities for those downsizing.”
Catesby Estates will now be working in partnership with a housebuilder for the delivery of the new homes, with first residents expected to take occupation early 2021.
As part of our commitment to community engagement we were pleased to welcome 1st Wetherden and Haughley Scouts to our site in Haughley, Suffolk.
Mid Suffolk District Council unanimously voted to grant outline planning permission for 65 new homes on the 11.6 acre site, west of Fishponds Way earlier this year.
The group were interested in the archaeological investigation being undertaken as part of a condition of the consent granted.
The scouts spent time with Pre-Construct Archaeology who are undertaking the archaeological investigation on our behalf.
Katie Yates, Marketing and Communications Manager said, “We are always keen to get involved with the local community, and we believe the key to our success is our ‘working together’ philosophy. We hold many community events, and we were pleased to be able to provide this local group with an insight into what we do and the history of the site.”
Catesby Estates has successfully completed the sale of a residential development site in Haughley, Suffolk to Bellway.
Guy Jenkinson, Director for Strutt & Parker (Cambridge office) acted for the landowner in the sale of the site.
Mid Suffolk District Council granted outline planning permission for 65 new homes including 35% affordable housing on the 11.6 acre site, west of Fishponds Way earlier this year. The application was led by Ed Barrett, Catesby’s in-house Senior Planning Manager.
Part of the site had been allocated for housing in the emerging Neighbourhood Plan. Catesby worked closely with the Parish Council, Neighbourhood Plan Group and Ward Councillor to deliver a scheme that was sensitively designed and in keeping with the village character.
The proposals included a range of community benefits including, new public open space, community garden, allotments, traffic calming measures on Fishponds Way and a bridge over the River Gipping to help deliver the long desired continuous pedestrian and cycle link between the village and Stowmarket.
As a result of the extensive consultation approach, the scheme was supported by the Parish Council, with members of the Planning Committee following the Planning Officer’s advice and unanimously voting to approve the application.
Area Land Director at Catesby Estates said; “Bellway deliver high quality new homes and we have a long stand relationship with them. We are pleased to have them once again delivering housing on one of our sites.”
“This development will provide much needed affordable housing and will give local people looking for a new home in the area the chance to take their first steps on the housing ladder. First residents are expected to take occupation early 2021.
We’re actively seeking strategic land sites in Suffolk. With a proven track record and strong success rate, landowners in the county are welcome to contact us.