A collection of 12 new build homes are coming to Altarnun, west of Launceston in Cornwall, by independent West Country housebuilder Devonshire Homes.
The housebuilder has exchanged contracts for the acquisition of land in Altarnun to create a small collection of new build homes. Planning permission for the land has previously been granted and the construction of the 12 homes is due to start in September 2022.
Located close to the A30, providing convenient access to Bodmin and Launceston, the 3.9 acre plot will be transformed to offer a mix of one, two, three and four bedroom homes.
The rural village of Altarnun enjoys access to Bodmin Moor, a 12th Century church, pub, village shop and Post Office.
This development in Altarnun is the housebuilder’s third site in Cornwall. Devonshire Homes will contribute to the local community under the S106 agreement with a £15,135 off site public open space contribution and a £16,416 contribution towards local education.
Angus Cook, Managing Director at Devonshire Homes commented: “We’re really pleased to have acquired this site as it’s in such a sought-after location. Our mission is to deliver high-quality new build homes to people who need them. Each home created will benefit from exceptional quality and specification throughout, and with planning permission already in place on the site, we can start construction in just a few weeks’ time. “
This is the fourth West Country site Devonshire Homes has exchanged contracts on within the last two months as the housebuilder accelerates its five-year growth plan. In May, Devonshire Homes announced the acquisition of approximately 36 acres of land in Trannack, near Penzance, assisting the company on its way to achieving its goal of doubling its turnover and building 400 homes per annum by 2026.
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