Grandborough, Four House Development
We gained planning consent within Rugby District Council for the construction of four new houses in the village of Grandborough, Nr Rugby.
The proposed development was situated on the edge of the village, and in fact expanded on the village framework. However, through the guidance and expertise of planning consultant Jayne Cashmore of Oakwood planning, we successfully obtained consent for the construction of four new dwellings.
This was a very hard won approval ultimately gained through the planning appeal process.
The village of Granborough predominantly features red brick properties and the local authority expressed a preference for high-quality design details and well-proportioned dwellings. We were mindful of various landscaping restrictions and a nearby listed building, when creating these new dwellings.
The site was ultimately acquired by PSS Developments, led by Mark Spatcher.
During early stage discussion with PSS Developments, we proposed that it may be possible to increase the gross internal area of the approved scheme in order to increase their revenue from the completed project.
With the appeal approval secured, we Incorporated attic bedrooms into three of the four houses and an additional garage with room over into one of the middle plots, thereby significantly increasing the square footage of these new dwellings.
Ultimately PSS Developments proceeded with our scheme and constructed high- quality stonework, featuring beautiful brick set driveways and surrounded by black estate fencing to create a high quality development.
