A developer is building 90 ‘luxury’ homes at abandoned brownfield land in West Bridgeford, following a £15 million investment from housebuilder Keepmoat.
In 2020 the developer acquired the site off Wilford Lane, which formerly housed a disused restaurant and rifle range, and subsequently secured planning to regenerate the land in September last year.
Robin McGinn, land & partnerships director at Keepmoat, East Midlands said: “We’re pleased to be regenerating a disused piece of land at the heart of West Bridgford that has so much culture and diversity within the existing area.
“Considering the already established community we’re committed to creating new homes that will fit seamlessly within the existing landscape. We are also investing in the local road infrastructure to provide valuable, convenient access to local amenities including schools, restaurants, cafes, gyms and the tram network.”
The site is slated to offer energy efficient one and two bedroom apartments, as well as two, three, four and five-bedroom homes.
The area is in close proximity to Nottingham Castle, Robin Hood landmarks and the River Trent, the homes will include EV chargers, solar panels, enhanced insulation and much more to give homeowners energy efficient living.
The regeneration project, Chateau Mews, has been named after the former Chateau Restaurant which formerly sat on the site.
