Building work has started on low-carbon, family homes in High Wycombe.
The £1.9 million development will see 10 properties built West Wycombe Road on the land next to the Clifton Lodge Hotel in
Designed to be low-carbon, using air-source heat pump technology in the houses and apartments to provide heating and hot water.
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The development is hoped to complement the surrounding dwellings and natural topography.
It provides communal amenity space for the apartments and good-sized family gardens for the homes.
Having started on site last month, work is due to be completed in March 2022.
Helix is working with local developer Esant to deliver the homes, which will be for both private sale and rent.
Carl Mulkern, Managing Director of Helix, said: “We are pleased to have started work on site to provide these much-needed, low-carbon family homes in this highly desirable location.
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“We look forward to working with our partner Esant on the scheme, which will ultimately deliver an attractive, high-quality development which will enhance the local area.”
The project will comprise four one-bedroom and two two-bedroom flats and two pairs of three-bedroom, semi-detached houses.
Stewart Humphreys, Associate, at Rider Levett Bucknall (RLB) said: “We are looking forward to working with Helix on this new project, on behalf of our client Esant Ltd, helping to deliver new family homes in the High Wycombe area.”
(RLB) is providing project management, cost management and principle designer services for Esant.
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