Plans for 48 new homes in Northamptonshire village as developer acquires five-acre site
“We look forward to seeing the new properties take shape.” – Matt Vincent, operations director at Spitfire Homes
A development of 48 new homes is planned for a Northamptonshire village after a housebuilder acquired almost five acres of land.
Spitfire Homes has purchased the site off Rothersthorpe Road in Kislingbury for the second phase of its Pembleton development, where 44 homes were completed in 2024.
The new site extends south of the existing properties, with the proposed homes set back from the road behind public open space.
The development will include two, three and four-bedroom properties, with eight of the 48 homes designated as affordable housing.
The developer says the scheme will also provide financial contributions towards secondary and post-16 education in the area.
Properties will feature air source heat pumps, solar panels, electric vehicle charging points and underfloor heating.
The homes are expected to incorporate traditional architectural features, including chimney and gable detailing, decorative brickwork and stone surrounds.
The first properties are expected to be ready from summer 2027.
Matt Vincent, operations director at Spitfire Homes, said: "This marks an exciting next chapter for Pembleton and reinforces our continued investment in Kislingbury and the wider Northamptonshire area."
Further details about the development are expected to be announced as the project progresses.