HDD is a specialist in creating high quality mixed-use developments.
We have successfully completed over 65 retail-led developments across the UK. Together, these projects have delivered over 750,000 sq. ft. of retail space and more than 350 homes for local people, alongside numerous community and leisure facilities. The combined development value of our projects exceeds £350m.
Case studies for a sample of our work can be seen below.
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Former agricultural land, for which a comprehensive outline planning permission has been secured by the owner, Severn Trent Water Authority (STWA).
Warwick based AC Lloyd in conjunction with Henry Davidson Developments have purchased the 20 acre site at Teal Park, with an estimated Gross Development Value of £30 million.
The Local Centre will serve a wider development involving Persimmon Homes providing 830 new homes, sports pitches, an ecology park and primary school.
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The Local Centre will serve a wider development involving Keepmoat Homes providing 395 homes directly adjacent to the site.
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A Mixed Use proposal creating a new town centre to create a sense of place for the Cranbrook neighbourhood.
Cranbrook Town Centre when fully developed will include the following in addition to the HDD proposals.
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Practical Completion has now taken place at HDD’s Local Centre development at Bidwell West in Houghton Regis.
The scheme comprises a 66 Bed LNT Care Home and 56 Apartments pre-sold to Hightown Housing Association. In addition, the scheme includes a Children’s Day Nursery let to Ashbourne Day Nurseries a Convenience Store let to the National Coop plus ancillary units let to Dominoes, Codfather and Esquires Coffee. The last remaining unit is under offer.
Richard Croft, Director at HDD said “We have a strong track record in delivering high-quality mixed use schemes and this is no exception. The range of occupiers and high-quality public realm will provide a central hub of services for the growing community.
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HDD have been selected as the preferred developer by Newcastle under Lyme Borough Council and Staffordshire County Council to regenerate the Ryecroft area of the Town Centre. The HDD proposals include c.60,000 sq ft of retail and leisure, a c.500 bed student scheme and a new public square.
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HDD are acting as Development Managers for U+I in the delivery of the Friarsgate scheme in Lichfield.
A planning application was submitted in December 2015.
The long-awaited mixed-use scheme will create a major new destination in the city centre, complementing the existing retail, leisure and residential offering
whilst preserving the historical and traditional feel of the city.
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The site comprises a total area of 5.6 acres; with three plots for 84 bed hotel, 66 bed care home and 18,000 sq. ft. foodstore
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Henry Davidson Developments have acquired part of the former Beechdale Baths site adjacent a new Lidl foodstore. Both the foodstore and the HDD development are due to open in the Summer 2020.
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A 1.8 acre roadside development in Edwalton comprising a McDonalds, Costa Drive Thru, a Busy Bees Day Nursery, Greggs, Subway and Pets Corner.
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This one acre site forms part of a 158 acre mixed-use development by LIH, which is set to deliver up to 233 new homes (including affordable housing) for the Buckinghamshire Village.
HDD mixed use scheme consists of a Convenience Store, Children’s Day Nursery with external garden and 17 high quality two-bedroomed Apartments.
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45,000 sq. ft. Morrisons supermarket anchoring the development
6 ancillary retail units, comprising an additional 5,000 sq. ft.
Amenities including hair and beauty salon, computer shop, estate agents and veterinary practice
Planning permission obtained for children’s day nursery
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39,000 sq. ft. health centre over three storeys
20 GP consulting rooms
Primary care services
Dental pratice
Co-op pharmacy
Strong environmental performance with PV cells and grey water recycling
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21-bed hotel
Children’s day nursery
47 waterfront apartments
15 town houses
33 apartments
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- 13,000 sq. ft. of retail space anchored by Mid-Counties Co-op
- 39 two-bed apartments
- 8 other retail units
- Restaurant and pub
- Community centre
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10,500 sq. ft. retail space
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Newton Leys covers over 100 hectares. 800 homes have been built to date with circa 2,250 new homes envisaged by 2022.
HDD have worked in partnership with Taylor Wimpey and relocated the Local Centre to provide a more sustainable and valuable development.
The Local Centre will include the following facilities and will complete in June 2017:-
Supermarket 11,500 sq ft pre-let to Asda
Additional units–6 units of 1,000 sq ft
Care Home
Day Nursery
Public House
Residential – a mix of 8 Apartments and 6 Town Houses
Development of the District Centre commenced in November 2016 funded by an Investment Fund.
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A District Centre forming part of a large new residential urban extension of 3,300 homes to the West of Didcot.
Anchored by a 11,000 sq ft Asda with a further 9,400 sq ft of ancillary retail, 20 apartments, Care Facility and Public House.
Development of the District Centre commenced in September 2016 funded by an Investment Fund.
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9,300 sq. ft. retail space
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29,000 sq. ft. health centre located over two levels
GP surgery with 17 consulting rooms
Primary care services
Dental practice
Pharmacy
Strong environmental performance with PV cells and grey water recycling
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HDD have completed the sale of a 1.3 acre site on the outskirts of Mountsorrel, Leicestershire to LNT Group.
LNT have secured planning permission for a new 66-bed care home on part of the HDD development.
Works are due to commence in November 16.
HDD will be developing 42 dwellings on the adjacent greenfield site.
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A development site of 3.2 acres comprising of the following uses:-
- McCarthy & Stone – 41 Bed Sheltered Accommodation Unit
- Greene King Public House
- Costa Drive-Thru
Planning Consent was granted in October 2016 and start on site is scheduled for early 2017.
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- 40,500 sq. ft. Morrisons
- 28,000 sq.ft. Ancillary Retail
- Pub / Restaurant
- 23 Apartments (two-bed)
- 16 Town Houses (two-bed)
- 60-bed Extra Care Facility
- Children’s Day Nursery
- 60-bed Hotel (planning obtained)
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10,000 sq. ft. retail space, anchored by a 4,000 sq. ft. Southern Co-op
Six other units
16 one and two-bed apartments
11 town houses
Planning permission for 14 additional town houses
Planning permission for a 70-bed care home
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Completed in 2012, this scheme in Birkenhead comprises a Co-operative convenience store and 7 retail units over 9,500 sq. ft., whose occupiers include a mix of national and local retailers.
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- 20,000 sq. ft. of retail space anchored by a Budgens
- 6 additional retail units
- Doctors’ surgery
- Children’s day nursery
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4,000 sq. ft. community hall
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4,000 sq. ft. retail space
Doctor’s surgery
Dental practice
Community hall
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HDD in association with property regeneration company U+I will develop the six-acre Victoria Way site located opposite Ashford International train station.
The scheme will consist of an 18,500 sq ft Aldi supermarket with 93 parking spaces, creating more than 60 jobs. Chapel Down will open a brewery to expand sales of its Curious Brew brand together with a visitor centre including a shop, restaurant and bar.
Plans also include 200 built-to-rent apartments, made up of 48 studio flats, 52 one-bedroom homes and 100 two-bedroom apartments. There will also be a separate block of 16 flats to be built above three retail units.
The development is expected to provide £50m worth of economic growth to Ashford over the next ten years, with £3.8m additional revenue spent by residents in the town each year.
Meanwhile, an application by U+I for a 125-bedroom hotel on the same site will be considered by Ashford Borough Council’s planning committee in November.
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20,000 sq. ft. retail space
42 residential apartments
Pub
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- 7,000 sq. ft. retail space
- 12,000 sq. ft. community centre and sports hall
- Doctor’s surgery
- Car parking
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- 11,500 sq. ft. Asda
- 14,000 sq. ft. of additional retail space
- Greene King pub and restaurant
- Children’s day nursery
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- 35,000 sq. ft. Tesco Store and petrol filling station
- First phase of 9,500 sq. ft. of retail consisting of an estate agent, barbers, Indian take-away, charity shop, fish and chip shop, Subway, an Italian restaurant and delicatessen and a coffee shop
- 30 Residential Apartments
- Five acres of B1/B2/B8 land sold off to owner occupiers
- Two acres of land with residential planning consent for 46 units
- Second phase of retail planned (9,000 sq. ft.) with 29 apartments on the upper floors
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13,000 sq.ft. retail space in total
4,000 sq. ft. Tesco Express
9,000 sq. ft. additional retail space
Dental surgery
Children’s day nursery
Car parking
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40,000 sq. ft. food store
10,000 sq. ft. ancillary retail units
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- 10,800 sq. ft. total retail space
- 4,000 sq. ft. SPAR convenience store
- 5 additional retail units
- 20 one and two-bed apartments
- Restaurant and pub
- Plot with planning consent for a doctor’s surgery and a children’s day nursery
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27 acres of farmland at Grove Farm were successfully promoted for residential use
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10,000 sq. ft. retail space
51 residential apartments
Children’s day nursery
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7,300 sq. ft. of retail space
4,000 sq. ft. SPAR anchoring the development
60-bed care home
Planning consent for 8 two and three-bed homes
Planning consent for a two-storey children’s day nursery
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5 screen Odeon cinema
24,000 sq. ft. restaurant and bar
14,00 sq. ft. retail space
53-bed hotel
21,000 sq. ft. office accommodation for Carmarthenshire County Council
230 car parking spaces
New bus interchange
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HDD have recently been selected by the Local Authority to deliver a food retail led scheme including a discount food store and upgrading of public realm to help regenerate the Town Centre.
The Lidl store totals 26,473 sq ft GIA with a sales floor area of 15,328 sq ft. In addition, there will be 127 car parking spaces which will be made available for the customers using the facilities of Radcliffe Town Centre.
The store will be one of the first generation stores in the North West which incorporates a fully glazed elevation to the entrance. The new development will also add to the recently completed bus station and the newly refurbished Market Hall facility.
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HDD are promoting an area known as part of Firlands Farm in Burghfield Common for residential use. The area comprises around 17 acres.
An outline planning application was submitted in May 2014 which was refused in October 2014.
HDD appealed successfully. However, the local authority challenged this and their challenge was rejected by the High Court in February 2016.
HDD are now looking forward to progressing the next stage of the development.
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