Examples of my work for UK housing developers and consultancies.
A selection of off-market sites found and assessed for residential development across England, each appraised at deal stage once the landowner had shown interest in selling.
A large field between a main road and a trunk road, on the edge of a town.
Allocated for housing in the emerging Local Plan, and comparable schemes nearby had all been approved, two of a similar size in the past year.
Stables, a yard and hardstanding at the edge of a village, with room for new homes fronting the lane and behind.
Two routes to permission, previously developed land and grey belt, with the lane's missing footway flagged early as the main risk.
Open garden land tucked behind a row of houses in a village.
A grey belt case backed by the district's housing land shortfall, with access widening and neighbours' amenity as the points to resolve.
Two parcels on the edge of a large village, reached by an existing side access.
Generous plots that work with the access already in place, and the Conservation Area flagged early so a heritage statement could shape the design.
A farm at the edge of a village, with consent for one home already in place.
An earlier refusal on the site turned on its red line alone, so I set out a smaller scheme within the accepted developed footprint.
A house on a village road with deep land behind it, reached down the side of the house.
Recent small consents in the village, including a 7-home scheme approved on resubmission, supported a similar number here.
A large garden with a tennis court and mature trees, reached by an existing gated drive.
A previously developed land case in a district without a five-year housing land supply, backed by an appeal allowing two homes on the same road.
Stables and land on a village edge, with two listed buildings within the holding.
A frontage scheme sized below the major development thresholds, so no affordable housing would be required, and kept clear of the listed buildings.
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