The 3.8-acre development will be located off Hollygate Lane and will provide a total of 45 new energy efficient properties, which will be installed with air source heat pumps.
The homes have been thoughtfully crafted to meet the aspirations of future homeowners and designed based on in-depth research into their priorities and values.
Alongside delivering new homes, Allison Homes East Midlands will be making section 106 and Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) contributions worth over £650,000 to support Cotgrave’s highways, bus services, play areas, education services and waste management.
The housebuilder will be submitting a reserved matters planning application following pre-application advice, and subject to approval construction work is due to commence later in 2025.
This scheme will be Allison Homes East Midlands’ fifth site overall and first in Nottinghamshire.
Karl Edwards, Operations Director at Allison Homes East Midlands, said: “We are incredibly proud to have acquired our first site in Nottinghamshire, and are looking forward to establishing ourselves in the county. This new development will deliver 45 high-quality homes, community benefits and a host of new employment and training opportunities for local people, as well as help boost the local economy.”
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