Located in the rural village of Hartpury, Chapel End is a small development of two-, three- and four-bedroom homes.
Built by local, award winning contractor Aqua Construction, sustainability and the environment have been at the forefront of construction. Each home comes with an ‘A’ rated EPC; featuring rainwater harvesting, air source heat pumps for underfloor heating, and roof mounted solar panels, for energy efficiency and reduced ownership costs. In addition, there are electric vehicle charging points at each property.
The traditional design of the homes is in-keeping with neighbouring developments. The homes are faced in brickwork and clay plain tiles with anthracite grey windows, doors, and fascia/bargeboards to give a modern twist to the scheme.
With the environment in mind and the rural location of the site, ecological enhancement, and mitigation measures were an important consideration at the design stage. A street lighting strategy was produced to not interfere with the bats and hedgehog highway routes are proposed between neighbouring fences together with hedgehog nesting boxes. Various bird nesting boxes are to be incorporated into the build. Existing hedgerows are to be enhanced and new hedges will be planted with native species.
BRAND NEW detached family homes on the edge of the popular rural village of Hartpury. A select development of two, three and four bedroom homes boasting spacious accommodation and contemporary design. Each home comes with an ‘A’ rated EPC; featuring rainwater harvesting, air source heat pumps and roof mounted solar panels. Outside, the homes enjoy private rear gardens and off-rad parking. Viewing is strongly advised.
BRAND NEW detached family homes on the edge of the popular rural village of Hartpury. A select development of two, three and four bedroom homes boasting spacious accommodation and contemporary design. Each home comes with an ‘A’ rated EPC; featuring rainwater harvesting, air source heat pumps and roof mounted solar panels. Outside, the homes enjoy private rear gardens and off-rad parking. Viewing is strongly advised.
