First phase of £2.5m Alnwick development nears completion

The first phase of a £2.5million housing scheme in Alnwick is close to completion with more than 60 per cent of the development already sold.
By The Newsroom
Published 8th Dec 2016, 15:26 BST
Updated 14th Dec 2016, 12:37 BST
Nick Dawe, of Lindisfarne Homes, with Louise Stewart, of Silverstone Building Consultancy, at Thomas Percy Close in Alnwick.Nick Dawe, of Lindisfarne Homes, with Louise Stewart, of Silverstone Building Consultancy, at Thomas Percy Close in Alnwick.
Nick Dawe, of Lindisfarne Homes, with Louise Stewart, of Silverstone Building Consultancy, at Thomas Percy Close in Alnwick.

Thomas Percy Close, which is being project managed by Newcastle-based Silverstone Building Consultancy, will provide a total of 15 new three and four-bedroom homes on the former site of Thomas Percy School on Blakelaw Road, 10 of which have already been snapped up.

The first phase of the development, which is being marketed by Bradley Hall, is due to complete tomorrow (Friday), allowing the first eight occupiers to move in before Christmas.

Thomas Percy Close in Alnwick.Thomas Percy Close in Alnwick.
Thomas Percy Close in Alnwick.
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Northumberland-based developer, Lindisfarne Homes, received planning permission from Northumberland County Council for the redevelopment of the 2.3-acre site exactly a year ago.

Nick Dawe, director of Lindisfarne Homes, said: “We are delighted to have been able to breathe new life into this significant site by bringing forward this exclusive development.

“As anticipated, it is proving very popular and we are confident the remaining five homes will be sold soon.”

Silverstone Building Consultancy is co-ordinating delivery of the project, with Gentoo Tolent Construction appointed as main contractor.

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