HCA case study - Cottam Meadow, Preston

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Cottam Meadow, Preston HCA case study

Transcript of HCA case study - Cottam Meadow, Preston

Cottam Meadow, Preston

HCA case study

Cottam Meadow is a new development on

Dunnock Lane, Preston

The HCA owns the site – the largest in the Preston, South Ribble &

Lancashire City Deal Working with developers Barratt

Homes

The City Deal is ensuring that the local area continues to grow

by addressing strategic transport infrastructure & development challenges to deliver

new jobs and housing

The deal will generate 20,000+ jobs,

17,420 new homes and

nearly 1m sqm of extra commercial floor space

over the next 10 years

The first 104 homes out of a total 1,100 units are now completed

It’s the first new housing in the area for over 15 years

There will be a mix of 3&4 bedroom homes

available through Help to Buy plus a part-exchange scheme

21 new affordable homes are also planned

The development has been awarded a Built for Life commendation This shows it has addressed 12 key design issues ensuring that the new homes & surrounds are as attractive, functional & sustainable as possible

It is also a Homezone scheme, signalling its

focus on well-designed highways and site layout

“Unlocking publicly-owned sites to speed up the delivery of housing is a key priority for us at the HCA…the scheme demonstrates that we are able to provide valuable, targeted

support to bring forward new developments that will play a

vital role in helping the City Deal to meet its ambitions.”

Mark Vaughan HCA Senior Area Manager Lancashire & CumbriaNorth West

“Cottam Meadow is a visionary development for us. It’s one of the first sites in the country to be awarded the new design standard, ‘Built for Life’ – that means we are not just building homes to the highest standards, but we are creating great places to live.

As part of that, I am delighted that Barratt has also contributed

£135,000 to help establish a cycleway and improve local play areas.”

Mark ClareBarratt Developments CEO

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