The sale of land brings the site closer to the houses of Warsop

Acting on behalf of a long-time client who owned the 40-acre Stonebridge Lane site, property consultancy Fisher German sold the site with planning permission for 400 homes to Barratt and David Wilson Homes.Fisher German has secured allocation of the 40 acre site for housing and Harworth Group obtained outline planning permission for 400 homes in 2018. A reserved matters application has been approved by Mansfield Council, the local planning authority, more early this year, despite concerns about the impact on the village’s infrastructure and ecology. Fisher German then marketed the site and said it received a “good level of interest from homebuilders”. Matthew Handford, Principal Surveyor for Fisher’s German Development, said: “We are delighted to have reached an agreement with Barratt and David Wilson Homes which will meet the great need for market and affordable housing in the Nottinghamshire area. “This It was a pleasure to work with the Barratt Land Department and David Wilson North Midlands on a complex sales contract and I am delighted to see the development come to fruition, with planning permission granted in September 2018. “We have received strong interest for the site throughout the process, which reflects the positive market conditions for land to be developed at present, supported by high sales rates, restricted land purchase opportunities and growing house prices “The next stage should see Barratt and David Wilson Homes soon begin work on the site, with the opening in February 2023. Development plans include a mix of two, three, four and five bedroom properties. Mark Cotes, Managing Director of Barratt and David Wilson Homes North Midlands, said: “Acquiring the land for our development at Market Warsop is fantastic news as it brings the delivery of 400 much-needed new homes closer and closer. Nottinghamshire real estate. “The development plans include a mix of housing, including 80 affordable homes and will be part of a major investment in the Warsop area. Our development will also support around 800 jobs for local people.