Hayfield Homes has put forwards proposals to Tewkesbury Borough Council for the construction of a 50-home village in Gloucestershire.
The £35m scheme will sit on a six-acre site in Gotherington, just north of Bishops Cleeve, and will be made up of two-, three- and five-bedroom homes and bungalows. There will be 20 houses designated as affordable.
The development will be fossil-fuel free and each home will include solar PV panels, an air source heat pump, energy-efficient underfloor heating, increased insulation, water efficiency measures and an electric vehicle charging point.
Hayfield Homes managing director Andy Morris said: “In designing this scheme, not only have we harmonised our house designs to be in keeping with the village’s existing architecture but also introduced sustainable measures that will enable future residents to lower their carbon footprint and household energy usage.”
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