Plans revealed for 24 new homes in Huthwaite

By John Smith
Published 6th Mar 2023, 08:45 BST
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Plans have been submitted to Ashfield Council seeking permission to build 24 homes in Huthwaite.

The proposed development would be on land south of Crossley Avenue, on the site of a now-demolished old factory.

The planned scheme includes a range of two and four-bedroom homes in a variety of sizes across the site, together with associated parking provision.

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The plans will also include provision for affordable housing.

The houses are proposed to be built on the site of this now-demolished factory. Photo: GoogleThe houses are proposed to be built on the site of this now-demolished factory. Photo: Google
The houses are proposed to be built on the site of this now-demolished factory. Photo: Google
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A new access point would be formed located at the midpoint of Crossley Avenue, which would be the only access to the development site.

In a planning statement, Heatons, on behalf of applicant Munkbridge Homes, said: “Previous applications of similar nature have been granted planning permission, the most recent of which was in July 2020.

“An extant outline planning permission on the site provides an in-principle acceptance for the residential redevelopment of the site.”

To view or comment on the plans, see bit.ly/3kMP4Ju