House types
The proposed planning application will be for outline planning permission which will establish the broad principles of development, such as maximum number of homes, an illustrative layout and site access arrangements.
Should the outline planning application be approved, finer details such as specific house types, detailed layout, architecture etc would be subject to a subsequent further application (called reserved matters). This would involve further consultation with the community and statutory bodies.
While house types would be determined at the reserved matters planning stage, it is anticipated that the proposed development will feature high-quality, energy-efficient homes in a range of sizes and styles, including those delivered by Barratt Redrow’s award-winning premium brand, Redrow. This will include beautifully crafted homes inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement. There is scope to include bungalows as part of the housing mix, providing opportunities for those looking to downsize into a more manageable property.
You can view examples of a range of the beautifully designed homes offered by Redrow in the following image gallery.
Examples of existing Redrow developments. Click to open image gallery
Affordable homes
In line with local policies, 35% of the new homes would be provided as affordable housing. It is envisaged this would include a mix of social rented and shared ownership properties. The final mix will be determined in liaison with Stratford-on-Avon District council’s housing team.
Sustainable homes
Barratt Redrow aims to be the UK’s leading national sustainable housebuilder.
Their new houses across their brands use highly thermally efficient insulation and argon-filled double-glazing as standard, which allows the heat from the sun in whilst minimising heat loss. All homes will be zero carbon by 2030.
In line with Barratt Redrow’s commitment to sustainable building, the proposed development at Lower Quinton would be gas-free, with all homes built to the very latest standards of energy efficiency. All homes would be equipped with air source heat pumps, EV charging infrastructure and uprated insulation as standard.
The development at Lower Quinton would be gas-free, with air source heat pumps and EV charging as standard.