Hayfield has received planning permission from Malvern Hills District Council for a £20m development featuring 55 eco-efficient homes
The 5.5-acre site, in the Worcestershire village of Hallow, will feature 55 one-, two-, three-, four- and five-bedroom bungalows, houses and apartments. 40% of which will be allocated to affordable housing.
The development will feature Air Source Heat Pumps, energy-efficient underfloor heating, smart electric vehicle fast-charging points, and ultra-fast broadband.
Hayfield will also create new landscaped walking and cycling routes, as well a new biodiverse pond that will create significant ecological benefits.
Eco-efficient homes that are fit for the future
Mark Gay, planning director for Hayfield said: “The Hayfield Grove site was allocated within the Parish Council’s Neighbourhood Plan for Hallow, produced in consultation with local residents.
“Having already delivered a successful scheme in this village, we are delighted that our detailed plans have been approved, enabling us to deliver a range of highly sustainable family houses, bungalows and apartments.
“Our designs for this new development are heavily influenced by traditional homes in the village and the Hallow Design Guide.
“Future occupants will be able to enjoy living in an eco-efficient home that is fit for the future, styled with traditional architecture, red brick, stone features, and contrasting dark roof tiles.
“We are looking forward to starting work in the coming months to create a design-led new community, which will achieve considerable net biodiversity gains.”
