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HDD continues to deliver deals in these unprecedented and challenging times having just sold the southern plot of the scheme at Perry Court, Faversham to a major supermarket operator for an 18,000 sqft store, whilst at the same time purchasing the northern plot to deliver a hotel – watch this space for more news regarding the hotel.
Strong interest has been shown from household names to sign-up to a new multi-million pound trade park in Nottingham.
Planning permission has been approved by Gedling Borough Council for the trade park phase to create a new 53,000 sq ft trade park and an industrial unit of about 30,000 sq ft at Teal Park off the Colwick Loop Road in Netherfield.
The exciting proposals for the £30 million mixed-use site have been put forward by Warwick-based AC Lloyd Commercial alongside Nottingham and Birmingham-based Henry Davidson Developments (HDD).
Work began this month at the 20-acre site to construct a state-of-the-art care home for people with residential and residential dementia care needs.
LNT Care Developments is expected to complete the 66-bedroom development in February 2021 which will include a cinema, garden room, library, hairdressing salon, coffee shop and tea shop.
Mark Edwards, managing director of AC Lloyd Commercial, said: “Receiving planning permission from Gedling Borough Council means we can start to transform this site into a thriving community and employment area which will create employment as well as a community hub.
“The scheme will provide job opportunities at 14 units on the trade park including the larger industrial unit.
“It is great to see activity on site to signify the start of work on the care home and we are attracting interest from local, regional and national occupiers for the trade park. We are hoping to make further announcements within the next few months once contracts have been signed.”
Richard Croft, director at HDD, said: “Interest from potential occupiers has increased over the past few months which has been encouraging and we expect this interest to continue once work starts on site of the trade park.
“Commencement of the care home is fantastic news and marks the first phase of construction on this key development for the area.”
http://www.commercialnewsmedia.com/archives/98326
https://www.carehomeprofessional.com/new-30m-care-home-to-open-in-nottingham-in-2021/
https://www.cw-chamber.co.uk/news/ac-lloyd-180220/
HDD are now marketing apartments at Aviator House, Haddenham. Aviator House is a contemporary mixed-use development hosting 17 high-specification apartments over the first and second floor, each with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a balcony and an allocated parking space. On the ground floor there is a CO OP and a Bright Horizons Day Nursery.
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-86388242.html
Swale Borough Council last night approved plans for a new supermarket and hotel at Perry Court in Faversham, Kent.
National planning consultants Pegasus Group secured the permission on behalf of Nottingham based Henry Davidson Developments (HDD) with Aldi and Premier Inn as named occupiers.
Outline permission for the wider Perry Court Development was approved in March 2017.
Scott Davidson, managing director of HDD, said: “We are delighted that councillors have approved this well-planned scheme that will bring significant economic benefits to the local area.”
“The proposed 84 bed Premier Inn is set to generate around 29 new jobs, with a target for 50% to be taken by those not in employment, education or training aged between 16 and 24. The new Aldi store will employ 50 full time equivalent employees, as well as supporting the expansion of facilities at the new Sheppey Distribution Centre which ultimately will provide 400 jobs and will broaden the retail offer in Faversham.”
“Thanks to the support and dedication of the team at Pegasus Group we now look forward to progressing this development at the soonest possible opportunity.”
The planning application, which was recommended for approval by officers, was for a new supermarket and hotel along with associated accesses, car and cycling parking, lighting, drainage, landscaping and infrastructure.
Pegasus Group project managed the application and worked closely with planning officers pre-application to deliver a comprehensive report to borough councillors.
Steve Lewis-Roberts, East Midlands Regional Director for Pegasus, said: “We are extremely pleased that HDD’s vision for this development, that will bring much needed services to the new community and the existing town, has won the support of Swale Borough Council.
During the consultation process significant design changes were made to ensure a bespoke development that is right for Perry Court, and this was reflected by the fact that were no objections from statutory consultees and that the application had the support of the local Faversham Town Council.
“It has been a rewarding project to be part of with all parties working hard to steer it towards today’s positive conclusion.”
Councillors heard that the economic benefits of the scheme would see at least a third of hotel guests would be expected to eat out locally generating in the order of 9,800 extra restaurant users per annum; would support the viability of Faversham Town Centre; and bring significant additional spending into the local area from visitors estimated at circa £1.3m per year.
Works start on site on this high quality mixed-use development adjacent to a new Lidl foodstore. The site is located fronted the A6114 Nottingham ring road. Lettings already completed with Costa Drive Thru, Greggs, The Tanning Shop and Subway, with three further units of 1,250 sqft each still available. Please contact our agent Jack Shakespeare at FHP at E: jack@fhp.co.uk M: 07817 924 949 or follow the link https://www.fhp.co.uk/
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