Hayfield has submitted a Reserved Matters Planning Application to Cherwell District Council for a £20m Hayfield Manor development, comprising of 40 zero carbon ready luxury homes
The Hayfield Manor development will be located on a prime and much desirable 10-acre (4-Ha) site is in the affluent north Oxfordshire village of Adderbury. The 40 zero carbon homes are only a stone’s throw away from Berry Hill Road – the finest address in west Adderbury.
The Hayfield Manor development will be fossil-fuel-free and feature a range of maisonettes, bungalows, and three-, four- and five-bedroom executive houses.
The £20m Hayfield Manor development marks the housebuilder’s fourth in Oxfordshire in as many years. The detailed housing scheme has been designed by Pegasus Group and includes:
- Public Open Space
- sustainable water drainage
- biodiversity enhancements
- air source heat pump
- energy-efficient underfloor heating
- fibre-optic broadband
- EV charging point
Ensuring that any modern features blend seamlessly with traditional architecture of the area
Managing director of Hayfield, the WhatHouse? Housebuilder of the Year, Andy Morris, said:
“We are excited to have submitted our detailed plans for the Hayfield Manor development to Cherwell District Council, who we also worked with on Hayfield Views, in nearby Great Bourton.
“Our designs for this special scheme reflect the architectural significance of the traditional houses that line Berry Hill Road, which our zero carbon ready homes will complement beautifully.
“We propose constructing the mixture of 40 single storey and two storey homes in redbrick and complementing stone, to ensure this new development effortlessly blends into its surroundings.”
The Hayfield Manor development: luxury properties design to a high spec
Plans include several large, five-bedroom double-fronted residences to cater for local demand for well-designed, luxury properties. This includes the Eaton, which at circa 2,500 sq ft, is the largest house in the company’s design portfolio.
All 40 homes will be tenure blind with room dimensions greatly exceeding those typically seen in the market. Every property will come with designated parking and some will benefit from garages. Visitor parking spaces will also be available.
As is typical for Hayfield, the density of the development will be much lower than most new build schemes.
Adderbury – a semi-rural, desirable village in close range to local amenities
The semi-rural village of Adderbury has an impressive range of local amenities, including a grocery store, coffee shops, a post office, four pubs, a library, and sports facilities.
Specifically, the Berry Hill Road site is located four miles from Banbury train station and shopping and leisure facilities. Furthermore, Oxford and Warwick are each only 23 miles away, easily reached from junctions 10 and 11 of the M40.
