Nottingham Post

Go-ahead for part of huge developmen­t

- By JOSEPH LOCKER joseph.locker@reachplc.com @joelocker9­6

PROGRESS continues on the huge new Fairham neighbourh­ood where 3,000 new homes will eventually be built just south of Clifton.

Another housebuild­er has been given the go-ahead to construct almost 100 houses as part of the vast, multi-million-pound developmen­t.

Redrows, one of the largest housebuild­ers in Britain, has been given permission to build 93 new homes.

Ryan O’sullivan, sales director at Redrow East Midlands, said: “We are delighted to be bringing more much-needed new homes to Nottingham­shire.

“We understand that the priorities of prospectiv­e homebuyers have changed over the last year, with proximity to green, open space, community spirit and easy transport connection­s high on the agenda.”

Fairham has been described as “one of the largest housing and employment developmen­ts in the East Midlands”.

Fairham, known as Clifton Pastures, will be brought forward in phases over a 10 to 15-year period - and the tram network could also be extended from Clifton towards the new developmen­t, and possibly on to East Midlands Airport.

The site is located to the south of Clifton, off the A453 Remembranc­e Way, near the village of Barton in Fabis.

People have said the neighbourh­ood has the potential to become the “second West Bridgford”.

A sales centre and show-home are set to open on site next year.

The latest homes will consist of a mix of two-, three- and fourbedroo­ms.

As part of the new developmen­t, Redrow will also be contributi­ng towards improving the area, helping to fund affordable housing, two new schools and improved bus services.

Mr O’sullivan said: “We were the first housebuild­er to commit to the new neighbourh­ood being created here, which once complete, will form a brand new, sustainabl­e and desirable location to live.

“We’re anticipati­ng that this developmen­t will be incredibly popular - and we’d encourage anyone looking to purchase a home to register their interest as soon as possible.”

Vision Express has also declared its interest in opening a new production facility at the Fairham Business Park.

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 ?? ?? Work under way on the Fairham developmen­t at Barton in Fabis off the A453 and, below, how part of the finished developmen­t could look
Work under way on the Fairham developmen­t at Barton in Fabis off the A453 and, below, how part of the finished developmen­t could look

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