Plans being drawn up to build 46 homes as an extension to quiet village on the outskirts of Northampton

Plans are being drawn up to build 46 homes as an extension to a quiet village on the outskirts of Northampton.

Northampton-based developer Colecar Strategic Land is asking for public feedback on its plans to build a new housing development off Welford Road in the village of Creaton.

A spokesman for Colecar said: “The land on Welford Road has been identified as a suitable and sustainable location to help meet local housing needs.

“We understand from talking to local people that new homes are needed, not only to accommodate local people but to support local infrastructure and existing businesses. We think the site offers a unique opportunity to provide up to 46 necessary market and affordable homes, as well as new public open space.”

Northampton-based developer Colecar Strategic Land is asking for public feedback for their plans to build 46 homes off Welford Road in Creaton.placeholder image
Northampton-based developer Colecar Strategic Land is asking for public feedback for their plans to build 46 homes off Welford Road in Creaton.

The company added: “We recognise that this land is not currently allocated for development, however, we believe that additional homes would help support local services and that there is a genuine need for more affordable housing in the area.”

Colecar says its intention is to deliver 50 per cent affordable housing on the site.

On access and layout, the developer said: “It’s proposed that the site will be accessed from Welford Road via a simple T-junction as shown in the access drawing. New footpath connections will be created through the site; dedicated cycle routes will run throughout the development, promoting safe and sustainable travel.”

Colecar describes itself as strategic land promoters with a “hands-on partnership approach.”

“With our experience and expertise, we try and unlock the potential in land, not only for those who might buy homes there, but for existing local communities,” the spokesman added.

West Northamptonshire Council is currently preparing a new Local Plan. Colecar said it is “optimistic” the site may be identified as suitable for development.

Residents can submit their views on the proposals until December 20.

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