More than 170 houses approved in one of final Waverley developments
Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council has approved Harworth’s plans for 177 new homes at a 5.8 hectare site at Highfield Spring, of which 63 per cent will be affordable.
Due to the high costs associated with creating a zero net carbon site on a separate site at Waverley, it was decided that affordable housing could not be included there. Instead, this development will now house the affordable homes originally planned for both sites.
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Hide AdThe development will offer a mix of house types, including one, two, three, and four-bedroom properties, designed with contemporary architecture and high-quality materials. The homes will be primarily semi-detached and terraced, with gabled fronts for added variety in the roofscape. The design also focuses on creating a welcoming public realm, particularly around the retained public right of way which will provide access to the proposed railway station.
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