The site is a logical location for greenbelt release being bound to the south and west by existing residential development and to the north and south by Thorpe Lane. The land is allocated as part of a larger site in the emerging Leeds Site Allocations Plan with an indicative capacity of 207 dwellings.
Stilton sits just 3 miles south of Peterborough and has an excellent range of facilities provided within the village. The development will support a number of existing facilities in the local area, alongside proposals to incorporate both private and public amenity space, and also an area of green space to the north of the site (where a play area will be provided).
The site is located with the built-up-area of the existing village, and will include up to 90 residential properties (of which 40% will be affordable dwellings). It is envisaged that the development will comprise of a mixture of 2, 3 and 4-bedroom accommodation. Each property will include a private garden and driveway with sufficient parking provision.
Generating over 1MWh of clean energy annually, this machine is owned and operated by the Caddick Group.
This project was sourced, consented and sold by members of the Caddick Land team.
The site incorporates much needed housing along side a new employment park. Delivery of this will be enabled by significant infrastructure works (supported by a successful HIF application) including the implementation of a compressive flood management plan.
Quarry Hill, which is adjacent to West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds College of Music, BBC studios, Northern Ballet Head Quarters and is opposite the new Victoria Gate scheme, looks set to be another key development in the regeneration of Leeds City Centre’s Cultural Quarter.
The proposal includes 106,000 sq ft of offices, 35,000 sq ft leisure, in excess of 700 residential units, a multi-storey car park, 7,500 sq ft retail facilities, a medical centre and a series of vibrant public squares.
The project was sourced and consented by members of the Caddick Land team and once constructed will be operated by a third-party fund.
This settlement was located in a sustainable location for development, enabling a significant project to be undertaken in a constrained local authority. Plans were highly sensitive to the landscape context of the site, preserving key views and enhancing the site’s ecological value through use of open space and the delivery of a wildlife corridor.
The company completed phase 1 of the 750,000 sq.ft. scheme, together with on and off-site infrastructure. It provides high quality office accommodation three miles south of Leeds city centre.
A further 24.5 Acres remain for subsequent phases of development