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A national developer’s plans to build 140 homes on disused land in Daventry have been green lit.
Bellway has gained planning permission to redevelop the former Drayton Lodge farm and hotel site off Staverton Road.
The 11.1-acre site forms part of the Daventry Sustainable Urban Extension (SUE), which is set to provide 1,100 homes to the south west of the town.
Buildings on the site, including a bed and breakfast and holiday cottages which have been disused since 2019, will be demolished to make way for the development.
Ben Smith, managing director of Bellway South Midlands, said: “This is a significant development for Daventry that will involve demolishing a group of abandoned buildings and replacing them with high-quality new homes.
“The regeneration of the site will also include the provision of public open space and a play area for families, while 35 of the homes will be allocated as affordable housing for local people.
“This scheme in Daventry is the latest success for the Bellway South Midlands team, and new land opportunities are being sought all the time for continued and sustained growth across Northamptonshire, among other areas of our region.
“With building work due to get underway later this year, we plan to welcome the first residents into their homes by spring 2023.”
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