Honey has unveiled plans to deliver 539 new homes in Barnsley across three development sites with a combined GDV of £161m.
The Sheffield-headquartered housebuilder has submitted plans and exchanged contracts on sites in Royston, Darton and Hemingfield.
In Royston, Honey aims to deliver a £73m, 247-home development on a 21.6-acre site off Lee Lane. The Willow scheme will comprise a mix of two-, three-, four- and five-bedroom homes.
Located on a 16.8-acre site off Hemingfield Road, the development in Hemingfield will be called Juniper and will deliver 173 new homes with a gross development value of £53m. Subject to planning, Juniper will comprise a mix of two-, three- and four-bedroom homes and will include 17 of Honey’s house types.
On a 10.2-acre site off Bloomhouse Lane in Darton, Honey intends to deliver a £35m, 119-home development called Bloom, which will comprise a mix of two-, three- and four-bedroom homes across 16 of Honey’s house types.
Mark Mitchell, chief executive officer of Honey, said: “Submitting plans for our proposed developments in Royston, Darton and Hemingfield highlights our ongoing commitment to delivering new homes for prospective buyers across the South Yorkshire area. The developments we are currently selling from across the region are proving hugely popular, highlighting the strong demand for the high specification homes we are building.
“We are focused on delivering a product that meets the needs of our customers and believe, at its price point, provides buyers with the best combination of style, substance and sustainability. We now look forward to working with Barnsley Council as they consider our proposals for delivering new homes across these three site.”
