Housebuilder Persimmon acquires Harrogate development site earmarked for 600 new homes
A new residential development in Harrogate, comprising 600 new homes, has taken a major step forward.
Work on the development on land off Penny Pot Lane will commence shortly following the sale of two adjoining sites to national housebuilder, Persimmon Homes.
Property agents Cushman & Wakefield, on behalf of Woodard Corporation and Hallam Land Management, and Carter Jonas, on behalf of Mealia Partnership, have negotiated the sale of the combined site of 70-acres to Persimmon.
The site has outline consent for 600 homes together with retail and leisure uses and a site for a primary school.
Reserved matters approval has recently been secured for the first phase of 238 dwellings including affordable houses, enabling work to start on site imminently.
Phil Roebuck, partner and head of residential development at Cushman & Wakefield, commented: “We are delighted to have completed the sale of this substantial and attractive edge of town site which will make a significant contribution to the delivery of much needed private and affordable homes in Harrogate.”
Simon Usher, managing director of Persimmon Homes (Yorkshire), added: “Penny Pot Lane in Harrogate is an excellent location to live. We will be providing a wide range of new homes from two bedrooms to five bedrooms.
“Construction work will start very soon and we look forward to seeing people moving into our houses from autumn this year.”
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