Wildblood Macdonald design prestigious village masterplan

Posted 05th January 2017

Base Outline Plan (c. Wildblood Macdonald)

On behalf of Flaxby Park Limited, Wildblood Macdonald have created the design for a new settlement on the Flaxby Park site on the outskirts of Harrogate. The vision for the development is to create an exemplary well-designed, self-sustaining community for the Harrogate District set within a high quality landscaped setting. It will follow key ‘garden village’ principles, bringing the best of town and country to the site.

 

At this stage this includes:

- A range and choice of high quality homes (approximately 2750) including:

· Higher value ‘executive’ homes

· Innovative self-build zones governed by a high quality Design Code

· Family homes (mainly 3,4 and 5 bedroom, detached and semi-detached). These will be developed across multiple outlets to ensure first time buyers enjoy the benefits of home ownership.

· Smaller and affordable homes (to rent and buy) including starter homes.

· Homes for the elderly providing a range of lifestyle support in a dedicated retirement village

- A central ‘hub’ including shops, community facilities/buildings, cafes, bars, restaurants, medical and leisure facilities.

- Employment opportunities – B1 Office and service provision

- Education zone providing a new school to help meet the education needs of the community

- The creation of an exemplar environmental setting, including public realm, parklands, recreation and leisure facilities, footpath and cycle ways, retention of trees/woodland and water features

- High quality access proposals to and from the A59, utilising the recently constructed roundabout and new/improved junction further west at York Road

- An integrated public transport strategy to connect the Flaxby park new settlement with its surroundings. The feasibility of incorporating bus based Park and Ride and/or dedicated rail halt

- Improvements to highway infrastructure along the A59 corridor and the A1 (M) interchange.

Green Space (c. Wildblood Macdonald)

 Read more about this project on our 'Projects ' page HERE

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