Examples of Previously Successful Schemes

Salcombe Devon, 5 Luxury townhouses, with Estuary Views

Planning permission secured for 5 propoerties, working in conjunction with current property owner to secure redevelopment of existing single dwelling and large garden.

Planning secured with mimimum developer contributions, overcoming significant local objections and reticence from the planning office

Contemporary Homes, Waterside locations

Reverse living houses, Salcombe, Devon

A popular Holiday and Yachting destination, Salcombe attracts year round visitors and is an aspirational location for home ownership.

Development of 4 bed houses, with stylish kitchens and bathrooms, arranged with living spaces on the top floor to take full advantage of the Estuary views.

The Boat House, South Devon

a unique site, sitting Estuaryside in one of south Devon's most charming towns. We're creating an opportunity to experience waterside living at it's absolute best.  4 large, interesting dwellings for a variety of clients desires.

Joint Venture with current owner of commercial site.

Exclusive Apartments, Estuaryside, Devon

These desirable properties have direct foreshore access with their own slipway onto the estuary.

The properties, which were achieved only by designing an appropriate building that fits comfortably into the streetscape, benefit from contemporary open plan interiors and have substantial glazing to make the most of the captivating views.

2 Individual Self Build plots

Planning secured for the construction of high spec large family homes of approx 2400 sq ft. Stylish desireable designs, located in the heart of quality Worcestershire village of Kempsey

Bringing previously undeveloped Greenfield land through for residential development,

13 unit housing site

The land lies in a vibrant South Devon village, within 2 miles of the coast and required us to overcome a significant number of issues in order to release the land for development, increasing the landowners value 10fold.

Issues included Tree Preservation, Archaeology, Highways and Access and Affordable Housing and required us to overcome Covenant Restrictions, all of which had to be successfully agreed to ensure the scheme’s viability.

Planning permission was secured for 13 houses, some with enviable open county views over the valley.

Bringing redundant Brownfield Land back into use

Disused Chapel building - redevelopment 

Planning for development of new build residential dwellings comprising 2 pairs of semi detached, 3 storey houses creating village family homes

Traditional Village home, Warwickshire

Built to reflect the Conservation area setting, this traditionally constructed property has a contemporary twist internally with open vaulted ceilings creating a feature of the oak frame roof structure and employs the fashionable open plan family living/kitchen/dining layout in addition to traditional formal sitting and dining rooms.

Considered negotiation and knowledge of the Planning policy locally was required to ensure the building dimensions were maximised, as local house values are high but the existing property on the site was a small dilapidated single story property and large increases in dwelling sizes are restricted in this area.

Manor House complex, Bevere, Worcester

Located on the edge of the Cathedral City of Worcester, development of a complex of redundant buildings comprising Listed Manor House and dilapidated Coach House, the whole dating from the 1700’s.

Care was needed to construct a scheme that retained the character of the original buildings whilst creating a completely new element on the site. This took careful negotiation with the Planning and Conservation Officers to achieve a suitable replacement.

Executive Detached Houses, Worcestershire Village

A group of 7 dwellings create an exclusive community close to Worcester City and motorway networks.

The properties are all substantial 4 or 5 bed dwellings with generous family accommodation.

Assembly of Garden land and Land for Access, Edge of Bromsgrove town.

Planning permission was secured just shortly before a local housing moratorium was put into place. The permission for 5 houses was particularly tricky to negotiate, as any refusal would have meant the effective housing ban precluded any permission for development in the near future.

Indeed the moratorium is still current and thus the landowner’s assets would have been frozen until the policy changed.

The land was assembled from 2 neighbouring gardens and the purchase of some Local Authority owned land for access. The whole transaction was completed within 6months of our getting involved.