L&Q Estates has received outline planning permission for the first phase of a 4,000-home project in Warwickshire.
Homestead View forms part of the South West Rugby Sustainable Urban Development Extension Plan. The first phase will include the delivery of up to 210 new homes, ranging from two to five bedrooms, alongside a new primary school.
The scheme will be delivered on a 35-acre site off Cawston Lane, 40% of which will be dedicated to open space, play provision and a woodland buffer.
Adrian Clack, managing director of L&Q Estates, said: “As a company based in Warwickshire, we are really pleased to be facilitating much-needed housing for our region alongside community facilities including a two-form primary school, public amenities and road enhancements.”
The wider Homestead View development is expected to be delivered over the next 15 years, subject to planning, and comprises a consortium of landowners and developers, including L&Q Estates, Homes England, Richborough Estates and Taylor Wimpey.
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