Van Dyk Village

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The Connaught II

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5 bedroom detached home with integral double garage

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Van Dyk Village

Location & Amenities

The appeal of Van Dyk Village lies in its perfect balance of rural serenity and excellent accessibility.

Positioned in the heart of Clowne, the development is moments from village amenities including local shops, cafés, and the popular Go! Active Clowne. The Wildes Inn hotel, just across the road from the development, is a beautiful place to enjoy lunch or take advantage of the spa facilities. The area boasts beautiful green spaces like the Clowne Greenway for walking and cycling, while the M1 (J30) provides direct access to Sheffield, Leeds, and Manchester. With regular bus services and rail connections nearby, this location combines the best of village community living with exceptional transport links.

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Introducing the prestigious Manor House at Van Dyk Village

Take advantage of this unique opportunity to view The Manor House whilst work is nearing completion on a new-build home designed to reflect the style of traditional village manor houses in Derbyshire. The Manor House is a prestigious five-bedroom property being built by Jones Homes, which sits proudly opposite the green within Van Dyk Village, near Clowne. Priced at £1.2 million and featuring 3,800 square feet of living space across three floors, the home is now available to reserve! You can view this luxury home prior to final fitting, enabling the home buyer to personalise this stunning residence with choices, colours and options. The Manor House will be the final property to be completed at Van Dyk Village, a collection of 58 new-build homes centred around a traditional village green with a pond, and surrounded by woodland and countryside. Jayne Swift, Sales and Marketing Director at Jones Homes Yorkshire, said: “The Manor House at Van Dyk Village will be the largest ever built by Jones Homes Yorkshire, so this is a real first for the region. We are giving prospective purchasers the opportunity to look inside the home and to witness the unparalleled specification for themselves. “The traditional-style Manor House, with its gated driveway, creates an impressive vista at the head of a footpath leading across a wooden pedestrian bridge at the entrance to the village. For its new owners, it combines the elegance of a country home with the benefits of modern luxury and sits at the heart of an already well-established community.” The Manor House features a dining room, study, kitchen/breakfast room and utility/boot room, as well as a lounge, which runs from the front to the back of the house with bifold doors leading to the garden. On the first floor is the main bedroom which has an en suite shower room and dressing area, two more large double bedrooms, one of which has an en suite, plus the family bathroom. The second floor has two more double bedrooms with a Jack-and-Jill style shower room between them. The property also features a bonus room above the detached double garage, offering a versatile space which could be used as a home office, gym, creative studio or guest suite. Jayne said: “The Manor House will complete the new Van Dyk Village development and, not surprisingly, this unique home has generated a great deal of interest in the local property market. “Throughout the build process here, which started in 2019, we have taken great care to deliver a project which lovingly recreates a quintessential village scene.” There is currently a choice of three, four and five-bedroom new homes for sale at Van Dyk Village, with prices starting at £289,995. To find out more about these homes or the Manor House, visit Van Dyk Village.

Yorkshire’s Secret Escapes Quiet Winter Escapes Near Your New Build Home

The winter months in Yorkshire offer the perfect opportunity to relax, recharge and explore. Whether you’ve recently moved into one of our new build homes in Yorkshire or are considering one of our new build homes for sale in the region, we’ve rounded up some of the best local escapes as we head into 2025. From spa days to scenic walks, here’s how to make the most of your new home this season. Rejuvenate at Oulton Hall Hotel, Spa & Golf Resort Located near Leeds, and just 13 miles from our Teasel Green development, Oulton Hall offers the perfect blend of luxury and relaxation. This stately 18th-century mansion features a world-class spa, an indulgent afternoon tea and a championship golf course. Treat yourself to a soothing winter escape with their range of treatments or simply unwind in the serene spa facilities. Scenic Stroll at Brockadale Nature Reserve Nestled near Pontefract, Brockadale Nature Reserve is a hidden gem for winter walks. This tranquil reserve offers winding trails through ancient woodland and rolling meadows alongside the picturesque River Went. It is perfect for those moving into our new build homes in Yorkshire with their furry friends and looking for a peaceful escape, as well as nature enthusiasts who enjoy spotting wildlife even in the colder months. Its serene beauty makes it an ideal spot for a refreshing outing. The Brockadale Nature Reserve is conveniently located just 5 miles from Teasel Green, and 16 miles from Lambcote Meadows. It is a must visit as we kick start a new year. Weekend Bliss at Wentbridge House Hotel For a luxurious winter escape near your new build home in Yorkshire, Wentbridge House Hotel is the perfect choice. Located in the picturesque Went Valley, this elegant hotel offers boutique rooms, award-winning dining and peaceful surroundings which is ideal when wanting to escape for the weekend without travelling too far. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply craving a quiet retreat, Wentbridge House provides an idyllic setting for relaxation. Its proximity to many of our new build homes for sale in the region, makes it a convenient and indulgent getaway, just 6 miles from Teasel Green and 16 miles from Wentworth View. A Taste of Yorkshire at The Milestone Just a short drive from Beaumont Grange and Hillside Way, The Milestone is a must-visit for food lovers. This award-winning gastropub in Sheffield is known for its warm atmosphere, locally sourced ingredients and exceptional Sunday lunch. Whether you’re enjoying a hearty roast with the family or treating yourself to an indulgent meal, living in one of our new build homes for sale in Yorkshire means you’re never far from incredible dining experiences and some good old Yorkshire grub! Explore the Woods at Langsett Reservoir For those at Wentworth View seeking a peaceful outdoor adventure near your new build home, Langsett Reservoir offers a stunning escape. Located within easy reach of Huddersfield and Maltby, this scenic spot features woodland trails, panoramic views of the moors and plenty of space for dogs to explore. A perfect destination for a weekend walk, Langsett’s natural beauty is one of the many perks of living in this vibrant region. With so many quiet escapes close to our developments, living in one of our new build homes in Yorkshire means having luxury, relaxation and adventure right on your doorstep. Whether it’s unwinding at a spa, savouring a Sunday roast or enjoying a scenic walk, Yorkshire offers something for everyone this winter. Explore our developments in Yorkshire today and make these experiences part of your new lifestyle.

The Great Yorkshire Outdoors – Winter Walks Near Your New Build Home

Winter in Yorkshire is a season of quiet beauty, where crisp air, frost-kissed landscapes and peaceful trails make the great outdoors feel almost enchanted. For anyone settling into one of our beautiful new build homes for sale in Yorkshire, there’s an array of scenic winter walks waiting nearby. Whichever Jones Homes development you choose to call home, these walking spots offer an easy escape into nature without venturing too far from your front door. Fairburn Ings Nature Reserve A fantastic choice for anyone craving a serene winter escape is Fairburn Ings Nature Reserve. This sprawling RSPB reserve covers over 1,000 acres of wetlands, meadows and woodlands, and it becomes a true sanctuary in winter, with migratory birds like whooper swans and bitterns visiting the area. Whether you prefer a short circular trail or a longer lakeside walk, there’s something for everyone here. Winter is an ideal time to visit as the reserve is quieter, and the frost our Teasel Green development, Fairburn Ings is a peaceful haven perfect for an afternoon stroll or even a family day out in nature. Wincobank Hill For those moving to our Wentworth View development, Wincobank Hill provides a scenic winter walk with a historic twist, less than five miles from your new build home. Wincobank Hill offers panoramic views over South Yorkshire, including of Sheffield’s skyline, and is home to the remnants of an Iron Age hillfort. Winter is a perfect time to explore this site, as the snow-dusted paths and bare branches reveal even more of the stunning landscape. The climb to the hilltop is rewarded with breathtaking views, making it a popular spot for a peaceful winter walk close to your new build home in beautiful Yorkshire. Roche Abbey Roche Abbey, less than a ten minute drive from Lambcote Meadows, offers a walk that combines history and natural beauty in a picturesque winter setting. These 12th-century abbey ruins are surrounded by tranquil woodlands and cliffside paths, creating a peaceful environment for a gentle walk. Winter’s quiet and frosty mornings add an atmospheric quality to the abbey, making it perfect for a contemplative outing or a family stroll. Just a short drive from home, Roche Abbey is a captivating destination that allows you to connect with Yorkshire’s heritage and landscape. Castle Hill Residents at our new Century View development, launching in 2025, will be lucky enough to have beautiful Castle Hill, one of the area’s most iconic landmarks, on their doorstep. This makes for a stunning winter walk. Topped by the Victoria Tower, Castle Hill offers impressive views across the Yorkshire countryside, with winter adding a refreshing edge to the experience. The panoramic vistas from the top are especially striking under clear winter skies, making this an ideal spot for a brisk walk close to Huddersfield, where you can enjoy the best of the season’s scenery. Skipwith Common National Nature Reserve Another option a short drive for residents at Teasel Green is Skipwith Common National Nature Reserve, which provides a unique winter landscape perfect for a quiet walk. As one of the last remaining lowland heaths in northern England, this nature reserve offers diverse paths through heathland, woodlands, and ponds. Winter brings a serene beauty to the area, with frosted grasses and open skies creating a peaceful atmosphere for exploring. Skipwith Common’s gentle paths are accessible for all fitness levels, making it an ideal spot for family outings or solitary winter strolls in a stunning natural setting. Each of these Yorkshire winter walks is conveniently located near many of our stunning new build homes in the region, offering you the chance to immerse yourself in the great Yorkshire outdoors. From birdwatching havens to historic ruins and iconic viewpoints, these winter walks are a perfect way to embrace the season’s beauty, all just a short trip from your new doorstep. So grab your coat, pull on those boots and set off for a winter adventure into Yorkshire’s beautiful countryside. If you’re ready to enjoy all that the region has to offer and explore your options for new build homes in Yorkshire, our helpful experts are ready to guide you through the process. Learn more about Jones Homes developments, across Yorkshire today.

A Foodie’s Guide to Yorkshire

Yorkshire is a haven for food lovers, offering a fantastic array of high-end dining options that highlight the county’s rich culinary heritage. Whether you’re exploring bustling cities or serene countryside locations, there is no shortage of incredible restaurants, ready to impress. For those considering new build homes in Yorkshire, the exceptional food scene is yet another reason why this area is such an attractive place to live. In our Yorkshire dining guide, we’ll explore some of the best restaurants in Yorkshire, focusing on key locations like across the region. These places offer not only picturesque surroundings and thriving communities, but also access to a wide range of gastronomic delights. The Olive Branch Inn, Marsden The Olive Branch Inn, in Marsden, West Yorkshire, is a top destination for food lovers seeking a blend of classic and contemporary dishes. Known for its locally sourced ingredients and expertly crafted meals, the pub restaurant offers a cosy, friendly atmosphere perfect for any dining occasion. Their signature dishes include fresh steamed mussels and their wild mushroom and gruyere tart. With a beautiful beer garden boasting countryside views and a warm, rustic bar area, The Olive Branch Inn is a perfect spot for a relaxing meal or drink. With Huddersfield’s proximity to many new build homes in Yorkshire, including Jones Homes’ Century View, development, this is an excellent restaurant to have in your local dining repertoire. The Cadeby Pub & Restaurant, Cadeby Just a 20 minute drive from Jones Homes’ Lambcote Meadows, development, The Cadeby Pub & Restaurant, in Cadeby offers an upscale dining experience in a cosy yet elegant atmosphere. Known for its attention to detail, this restaurant serves British classics with a modern twist, focusing on locally sourced ingredients. The Cadeby offers a seasonal menu and is a popular choice for both casual dining and special occasions, making it an ideal spot for Maltby residents looking for high-end cuisine. The Peppered Pig, East Cowick Close to Selby lies The Peppered Pig, a family-owned restaurant that has garnered a loyal following thanks to its commitment to quality and creativity. This restaurant focuses on farm-to-table dining, offering seasonal British dishes with bold flavours and beautifully plated meals. It’s a hidden gem for those living in Selby or nearby, offering a premium dining experience without having to travel far. The Peppered Pig is a key feature in any Yorkshire dining guide, especially for residents of Selby and those looking to relocate to Teasel Green. The Old Vicarage, Ridgeway For those in Treeton, The Old Vicarage, in nearby Sheffield provides an exquisite fine dining experience in a grand, historic building. With a focus on modern British cuisine, this restaurant is helmed by Michelin-starred chef Tessa Bramley. Every dish is a tribute to the rich culinary traditions of Yorkshire, elevated by innovative techniques. Treeton residents looking to indulge in the best restaurants in Yorkshire will find The Old Vicarage to be an exceptional choice for a special night out. The Old Vicarage is located just 20 minutes from Jones Homes’ Beaumont Grange, development in Treeton. Crafthouse, Leeds For those seeking a trip into the city, Crafthouse, situated in the heart of Leeds, offers a sophisticated dining experience with stunning views of the city skyline. Known for its contemporary British cuisine, Crafthouse uses locally sourced, seasonal ingredients to craft dishes that are both creative and refined. The sleek, modern décor and open-plan kitchen provide an elegant yet relaxed atmosphere, perfect for special occasions. With a focus on high-quality ingredients and expert presentation, Crafthouse easily earns its place among the best restaurants in Yorkshire. One of the many perks of living in Yorkshire is the access to its vibrant and diverse culinary culture. Wherever you are, you’re never far from a world-class meal. From Michelin-starred restaurants to hidden gems offering seasonal delights, the dining options across the county are sure to satisfy even the most discerning palates. For those considering a move, exploring new build homes in Yorkshire offers the chance to enjoy both modern living and the best dining experiences the region has to offer. Yorkshire’s growing culinary scene, combined with its rich history and natural beauty, makes it the perfect place to call home. If you’re ready to enjoy Yorkshire’s fine dining and explore your options for new build homes in Yorkshire, now is the perfect time to make the move and settle in this incredible region. Learn more about Jones Homes developments, across Yorkshire today.

Jones Homes nears completion of new neighbourhood in Golcar

Century View in the Yorkshire village of Golcar is nearing completion, with homebuilder Jones Homes set to finish work on the final homes in the second phase of the development. This phase, on a 1.8-acre site off Swallow Lane, has brought 21 sustainable homes to the village, as well as more than £80,000 of investment in local services and infrastructure. The first phase previously saw 19 homes built on an adjoining parcel of land. Jayne Swift, Sales and Marketing Director for Jones Homes Yorkshire, said: “Homebuyers at Century View have welcomed the opportunity to buy a house on a small development in Golcar. “This is a popular village with a strong sense of community and is only four miles from Huddersfield town centre. “The homes are all highly energy efficient with many of them incorporating innovative low-carbon, energy-saving technology, and this level of sustainability has interested customers enormously. “And this development is benefitting the area by providing much-needed high-quality homes in the village as well as supporting local services with significant investment.” As part of the planning agreement for this phase of the development, Jones Homes will be contributing £37,233 towards education, £36,645 for off-site public open space and £7,245 for ecology. Many of the homes in phase two – which features a mix of three-bedroom semi-detached houses and four and five-bedroom detached properties – are fitted with low-carbon air source heat pumps and under-floor heating. Jayne said: “The quality of the homes at Century View demonstrates the high standard of workmanship which Jones Homes has built its reputation on. “There are currently five homes available to reserve and, with the build programme nearing completion, the four-bedroom Buckley showhome will also soon be on the market.” Three, four and five-bedroom houses are for sale, with prices starting from £347,995. To find out more, click here.

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New community at Wentworth View in Thorpe Hesley is complete

A new community has taken shape at Wentworth View in the South Yorkshire village of Thorpe Hesley. Jones Homes has finished building 144 new homes at the development, off Upper Wortley Road, following a five-year build programme. The first residents moved into their new homes in 2021, putting down roots to establish what is now a close-knit neighbourhood. As well as building the new homes, Jones Homes has been closely involved in providing funding for local facilities and services. The company has paid more than £400,000 through the Community Infrastructure Levy, in addition to contributions of £250,000 for schools and £72,000 for sustainable travel. Jayne Swift, Sales and Marketing Director for Jones Homes Yorkshire, said: “There is a real community feel at Wentworth View – it is an incredibly friendly place to live. Residents have got to know each other, regularly get together and are always ready to join in with events at the show home or pop into the office for a chat with our sales advisor Gail. “The people who have moved in here have made a positive contribution to the area by building a thriving community and supporting the local economy. “And we have supported the neighbourhood by creating open spaces and a play area near the village school, which helps bring people together even more. “The development has created a particularly attractive entrance to the village. Customers – who include both local people and those drawn by the village’s strong commuter links near the M1 – have been impressed by the style, quality and size of the properties we have built here, and the location next to open countryside makes it a place people love coming home to. “Although our work on Wentworth View has ended, we are looking forward to starting work on a new six-home project in the village which is our Wentworth View – London Way development. We plan to start work on this smaller development of three and four-bedroom houses here in the new year.” There’s currently a choice of three five-bedroom detached houses remaining for sale at Wentworth View, with prices starting from £569,995. These homes include the three-storey Bowdon show home which comes with all fixtures and fittings included and has been finished with an upgraded specification. It has a detached double garage, a modern kitchen and open-plan family dining space, and a garden room with bifold doors leading to the rear garden, as well as a study and a living room. To find out more about Jones Homes’ developments in Thorpe Hesley, click here.

Newly moved in couple enjoying a cup of tea in their kitchen

Couple buy new home in the country and swap sound of police sirens for birdsong

Matt Hawkins and Keeley Shakespeare have swapped the sounds of urban living for the peaceful twitter of birdsong. The couple have moved from a two-bedroom home in the town of Pontefract and bought a four-bedroom house at Jones Homes’ Teasel Green in the village of Eggborough. Matt, a 33-year-old accountant, and Keeley, a 30-year-old trainee midwife, wanted to upsize but also to move away from a town environment and into a rural setting. “Keeley moved into my place in 2023 and we very quickly realised that it was not big enough for the two of us, especially as I had to work from home part of the week,” said Matt. “My two-bedroom house was perfect as a sort of bachelor pad for me on my own but was no good for both of us together. “In early 2025, we started to look at trying to find a new home and my mum told me that Jones Homes were building new homes in Eggborough. I did my research and could see that Jones Homes were renowned for the quality of their properties which looked so much better than your standard new-build house. “We went along to Teasel Green and met the sales advisor Janette. She gave us a tour of the Bentley show home and we both fell for it instantly. To be honest, we were blown away by how fabulous it looked especially the huge kitchen/dining/living area. As we went from room to room in the house, we kept turning to each other and smiling. “We both knew straightaway that this was the house we wanted to live in. As we walked around the development we were struck by how quiet and peaceful it was. It was exactly the kind of village vibe we were looking for.” Matt put his two-bedroom house on the market and they reserved a Bentley house at Teasel Green. “Janette gave us the good news that Jones Homes would give us an incentive which meant I could drop the price of my house to get it sold quickly,” said Matt. “We used the rest of the contribution to upgrade the kitchen worktop to quartz and to upgrade the flooring and carpets throughout the house. “The entire house-buying journey was super smooth and Janette was brilliant. We can’t recommend Jones Homes too highly – they were great. The whole site team was exceptional.” “Initially we thought it would take much longer for us to get to Leeds where my office is and where Keeley works too but we were wrong. You can get onto the M62 very easily and living here has only put about 10 minutes on our commute. “So, we now have the best of both worlds. We are living out here in the lovely countryside but can easily and quickly get into Leeds, with the towns of Pontefract and Selby very close by. It’s an ideal location. “Our favourite space in the house, and the one where we spend most of our time, is the kitchen/dining/living space which spans the entire back of the house. It has bi-fold doors to the garden and three Velux windows in the roof so it is bathed in lots of natural light. “We love to host and entertain and we had absolutely no room at the old house but here we have the perfect space. We have had family and friends over and it’s lovely to be able to cook and chat and for everyone to be in the one area. There’s a TV and sofa which is a perfect place for the children to be while the adults get on with preparing the food.” The couple are enjoying having more room and have turned one of the spare bedrooms into a home office for Matt. “At the old house, I had to set up in the back bedroom which had a bed in it, and it never felt like a professional working space,” said Matt. “But here I have a dedicated office and it works really well. It’s a much calmer atmosphere to work in and when the day is done, I can shut the door and that is that. “Our main bedroom is huge and has a fabulous en suite which feels so luxurious. We have future-proofed our life because we hope to start a family and bring up children here and already have the space to do that. “Life is wonderful now. We love our new house and are very proud to call it our home. It is incredibly well finished and has massive kerb appeal too. Instead of living on a sprawling town estate of hundreds of homes, we are on a lovely, homely development where, instead of hearing police sirens, we listen to birds twittering in the trees.” There is a selection of four and five-bedroom new homes available to reserve at Teasel Green, with prices starting at £449,995. Click here to find out more.

Prestigious Manor House at Van Dyk Village near Chesterfield is open for viewing

Jones Homes has unveiled the centrepiece of a flagship development which has created Derbyshire’s newest village. The Manor House sits at the heart of Van Dyk Village near Chesterfield, where Jones Homes has built 58 new homes around a central village green. This £1.2 million home spans 3,800 square feet and has five bedrooms, five bathrooms and expansive living space across three floors. The detached double garage has a self-contained studio above which has power, heating and a cloakroom. The Manor House is the final property to be completed at Van Dyk Village. The new community sits on land which once formed the Southgate Estate. It was designed to reflect this heritage, forming a traditional village layout. Homes are centred around a green space with the Manor House as its focal point and woodland surrounds. Jayne Swift, Sales and Marketing Director at Jones Homes, said: “This represents a truly exceptional opportunity for someone to make this unique property their own home. As these photographs show, the house has a commanding presence in its location and the interior shots reveal the craftsmanship, attention to detail and exceptional specification. “The Manor House manages to effortlessly combine the sleek finish of a modern luxury home with the grand and opulent feel of a traditional country house.” The ground floor of The Manor House opens from a large central entrance hall, leading to a dining room with sliding doors through to an open-plan kitchen/breakfast/family/garden room. There’s also a utility room, cloakroom, study and living room. Both the family/garden room and the living room have bifold doors leading to the garden. On the first floor is the main bedroom which has an en suite bathroom and dressing room. There are two more double bedrooms on this level, with a Jack-and-Jill bathroom between them. The second floor has two more double bedrooms, each with their own dressing rooms and en suite shower rooms. Jayne said: “The Manor House is a very special property. The living space has been meticulously designed to offer the height of luxury through a modern high-specification finish, while the exterior of the property exudes a charming country feel. “From the grand entrance hall with oak and glass staircase to the bespoke Laura Ashley kitchen and the elegant dressing room attached to the main bedroom, the property is superbly finished. As an added feature, the home audio system, with ceiling speakers throughout, allows quality sound to be played via the built-in control panel. “This impressive home is the focal point of this remarkable rural community and stands in pride of place in the street scene, linked to the village green by a charming wooden bridge.” As well as The Manor House, two five-bedroom houses remain for sale at Van Dyk Village. To find out more about the Manor House or the other properties available, click here.

Jones Homes celebrates 25 years of housebuilding in Treeton, South Yorkshire

Jones Homes is celebrating 25 years of housebuilding in Treeton as the company nears the end of a construction project which has delivered more than 400 new homes in the village across four developments. The housebuilder has built the final new homes at Beaumont Grange, a collection of 94 houses which comprises its fourth development to be completed in the village since the turn of the millennium. Jones Homes initially built new homes at Beaumont Park in Treeton, after securing planning permission in 1998. Since then, the company has also completed 92 homes at Arundel Park and 13 homes at Wood Lane. Beaumont Grange, off Wood Lane, featured three, four and five-bedroom properties, with 23 of the homes provided as affordable housing. Nine of these were starter homes, made available to purchase at a discount to their open market value. Jayne Swift, Sales and Marketing Director for Jones Homes Yorkshire, said: “We are very proud to be celebrating an association with Treeton which spans a quarter of a century. This is a wonderful, warm community and it is lovely to see that all four developments have integrated seamlessly into village life. “Our reputation for building top-quality properties has attracted local people and buyers from further afield, while the sought-after location – with village amenities on the doorstep, yet with Rotherham, Sheffield and the M1 just a short drive away – has also convinced people to make Treeton their home.” The final two homes – a three and a four-bedroom design – are for sale at Beaumont Grange, where construction work is now completed. For more information, click here.

Work progresses on new phase of homes at Century View in Golcar

Construction work is progressing well on the second phase of properties at Jones Homes’ Century View development in Golcar. The housebuilder is delivering 21 new homes on a 1.8-acre site off Swallow Lane, next to where it has built and sold 19 properties in phase one. Work began on this latest phase in September last year and the first properties are due to be completed late summer. There will be 17 properties for private sale and four affordable homes. All the homes will have an electric vehicle charging point and at least two off-road parking spaces, while more than 500 square metres of public open space will have been created within the whole development. Jayne Swift, Sales and Marketing Director for Jones Homes Yorkshire, said: “This latest collection of homes at Century View will continue to meet the significant demand for new housing in the area. This has been evident in the extremely high levels of interest we have witnessed from prospective buyers. Just three days after we announced that our sales centre would be opening on 21 March, we were inundated with telephone calls and our VIP weekend appointments were full within hours for the launch weekend. “The mix of house sizes and styles has been carefully chosen to meet the specific needs of local buyers, with spacious three-bedroom family homes accounting for more than a half of the properties in this latest phase. As well as a range of three, four and five-bedroom houses for the private market, there will also be four affordable three-bedroom properties – two available as starter homes and two for social rent.” As part of the planning agreement for the properties, Jones Homes will provide funding of more than £80,000 for education, public open spaces, and ecology measures. Jayne said: “With the sales centre now open, we are looking forward to opening a four-bedroom show home at the site in late summer and to handing over the keys to the first residents soon afterwards.” To find out more about the new homes at Century View, click here.

Jones Homes to build executive homes in Edgerton

Jones Homes has acquired land in Edgerton where it will build an exclusive development of 40 new executive homes. The land deal to purchase the site was completed on Wednesday 5 February with planning permission for the 7.8-acre site off Queen’s Road already in place. The development, which will be called Clayton Manor, will consist of a collection of four and five-bedroom detached houses all for private sale. David Ruffley, Regional Director for Jones Homes Yorkshire, said: “We have now completed the acquisition of this site, with our detailed plans approved by Kirklees Council in November 2024, so we are now very much looking forward to starting construction. “Clayton Manor will be an attractive residential development which will deliver much-needed quality housing for the area and will provide a mix of high-specification four and five-bedroom detached houses. “The development lies within the Edgerton Conservation Area which is identified as a leafy Victorian residential neighbourhood with large, detached houses set in generous grounds. The layout of our scheme pays due regard to that and replicates the generous size of plots and substantial building footprints of its neighbours. Materials have been carefully chosen to reflect the surrounding architecture including the use of natural stone and slate. “The attractive and sustainable design of the development will see trees and hedgerows retained where possible, with this existing greenery supplemented by a programme of new tree and shrub planting. “There will be two significant areas of public open space, one on the southern edge of the site and the other in a central position, with a network of paths linking the site with local rights of way.” As part of the planning agreement, Jones Homes Yorkshire is to pay more than £362,000 towards improvements to local infrastructure and facilities, including more than £248,000 to the council towards the provision of affordable housing for local people in the north Huddersfield area. David said: “In addition to providing funding towards affordable housing, Jones Homes will also be contributing £89,547 towards education provision at Birkby Junior School and Birkby Infant and Nursery School, with further contributions towards Metrocards. The first homes at Clayton Manor are due to be released for sale in summer 2025. To register for updates visit Clayton Manor.