Casa, by Moda and Oakgate Group, has submitted a planning application for a sustainable development at Monks Cross, on Kathryn Avenue in York.
The proposal includes 139 homes designed for renters, 11 of which will be purpose built and fully accessible.
With a strong focus on ESG, the design, build and operations of the site will promote sustainable spaces and include a programme of tree planting to improve biodiversity.
Matthew Townson, director of development and projects at Casa by Moda, said: “We are pleased to reach this key milestone in the delivery of much-needed new homes for rent at Kathryn Avenue in York. Our public consultation was a hugely valuable exercise, which has helped shape the plans which would deliver a new generation of rental homes at Monks Cross.
“This scheme represents a step change for York’s rental market, including fully equipped accessible homes at a highly sustainable and vibrant location.”
Richard France, managing director at Oakgate Group, said: “We were confident that Casa by Moda’s offer of high-quality and accessible build-to-rent accommodation would be welcomed at this location, and are enthused that several of those who responded to the consultation indicated interest in living at the site.”
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