Avant Homes gets green light for £47.7m Killingworth development
Local housebuilder Avant Homes has been able to go ahead on a new £47.4m development after planning permission was granted by North Tyneside Council.
Located off the A1056 in Killingworth, the 20.86-acre development will feature 200 homes across Avant Homes’ design-led two, three, four and five-bedroom housetypes.
There will be 14 housetypes to choose from and 38 ‘affordable’ homes will also be included across the development.
Work on the development - named Cygnet Park - is set to commence immediately with the showhomes expected to open in March 2020. The first homes are due to be ready for occupation at this time, too.
The overall build is expected to take five years and will create approximately 100 sales and construction jobs.
Inside the Cygnet Park homes.
In addition to providing homes for the area, Avant Homes will also contribute £635k towards transport infrastructure, highways improvements, the provision of open green spaces and a new children’s play area.
Avant Homes North East’s regional director, Jennifer Tupman, said: “We’re very pleased to have planning permission to deliver 200 design-led homes in Killingworth.
“We’re always actively seeking development site opportunities in the region, which are ideally suited for a wide range of buyers.
“The North East has so much potential and has a real need for innovative, high-quality new homes that meet the need of today’s purchasers.
“Cygnet Park will feature our very latest house designs and specification, which feature everything buyers have come to expect from Avant, and more. We look forward to launching the development and opening our showhomes.”
Killingworth’s Cygnet Park is one of 11 developments currently under construction by Avant Homes North East delivering more than 2,000 new homes for the region.
The housebuilder’s portfolio includes Acomb in Northumberland to Guisborough in the Tees Valley.
Avant Homes North East is based in Sunderland.
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