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Posted: Tue, 11 Aug 2020 09:00
HURRY! The Newlands, Newark - only three left!
Only three homes remain at our brilliant new development in Fernwood, Newark.
If you're looking for a new home - or your first home - then our super low energy development is just perfect.
VIEW AND RESERVE TODAY FOR JUST £500 through our exclusive agents William H Brown. Read More »
Posted: Wed, 19 Feb 2020 09:00
The Newlands, Newark - open day Sat 22 February
This Saturday (22 February) we're holding an open day at our new development The Newlands. Come along between 1.30pm and 3pm to find out more about these affordable, super low energy homes.
Three of our nine new homes have already been reserved - and we expect the rest to be reserved very quickly. Watch our three minute video to see how we build to the very highest standards - using a very large crane!
VIEW AND RESERVE TODAY FOR JUST £500 through our exclusive agents William H Brown. Read More »
Posted: Wed, 29 Jan 2020 12:00
NINE HOMES IN FIVE DAYS - on Notts TV
Can you really install nine homes - already 99% complete - in just FIVE days?
Of course! See how our friends at Notts TV covered our project to bring 'A' rated, super low energy homes to The Newlands in Newark - just click on the link! Read More »
Posted: Tue, 21 Jan 2020 13:00
WHY ARE MODERN HOUSES - AND ESTATES - SO RUBBISH?
Two articles out today that are inextricably linked.
Housing Today highlights how... Read More »
Posted: Wed, 06 Nov 2019 09:00
The Newlands, Newark - selling fast!
Three of our nine new homes at The Newlands, Newark have already been reserved. If you're looking for a new home - or your first home - then our super low energy development is just perfect.
VIEW AND RESERVE TODAY FOR JUST £500 through our exclusive agents William H Brown. Read More »
Posted: Wed, 06 Nov 2019 09:00
Our Zero Carbon Reality: Housing - debating the future!
Who do we build new homes for?
Is it people? No...
Is it for cars? No...
We are forced to design new developments around... the bin lorry.
Why not the other way round? Why not design places made for people - and buy bin lorries to suit?! Read More »