Green light for Loughborough housing development
Planning permission has been granted for a new housing development in Loughborough, following support from design consultancy Marrons.
To make way for the five new homes, the existing two-storey house on the plot will be demolished.
The development will include a one two-bedroom bungalow, two three-bedroom homes, one four-bedroom homes and one five-bedroom homes.
Sachin Parmar, planning director at Marrons, who led the planning application with support from planner Ellen Keen, said: “We are proud to have achieved permission for a development that not only meets the housing needs of the community but also respects and enhances the local environment.
“Situated in a highly sustainable location, the new development will provide future residents with easy access to local services and facilities. The design of each plot ensures ample private amenity space, contributing to a healthy living environment. Large windows and skylights in each home will maximise natural light to promote wellbeing.
“Furthermore, the bespoke properties have been designed to respect the character of the surrounding residential area while presenting an interesting, modern style. The layout also ensures there are no adverse impacts upon the privacy of neighbouring properties.”
The properties have been designed by Wilson Architects.
Director Adam Wilson said: “We have worked closely within the constraints of a gently sloping site with various potential, overlooking and separation distance concerns. Forming a development that works within these constraints has created a unique cluster of homes that will be an enhancement to the area. We’re really excited to take this forward and ready to provide much-needed homes in Loughborough.”
