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Latest plans lodged for Great Haddon development

Joe GriffinLocal Democracy reporter
News imagePeterborough City Council A housing estate in the distance with what look like newly built houses. Tall corporate flags are dotted around and there is a billboard in front of the estate. In the foreground is a white road sign. On top is an arrow pointing left next to the words "Great Haddon". Below is an arrow pointing right with the words "Peterborough" and "A15".Peterborough City Council
The new homes would form part of the Great Haddon development near Peterborough

Plans for 172 new homes have been submitted as part of the Great Haddon development near Peterborough.

The wider development, which was first approved by Peterborough City Council in 2015, will eventually comprise 5,350 homes, a shopping centre, three primary schools and a secondary school.

The homes would be on land to the north of Norman Cross, London Road, near Yaxley.

Vistry East Anglia has submitted the application to Peterborough City Council.

News imageBeau Urban Design An illustrative street scene of the proposed 172 Great Haddon homes. Three buildings are in a row. The house on the left is semi-detached and white, with three storeys. The house in the middle is made of yellow bricks and is also semi-detached, with two storeys. The house on the right is a red brick detached home.Beau Urban Design
The 172 homes would be on land to the north of Norman Cross

It is proposing that 28 of the homes would be affordable, with the provision split between affordable rent and shared ownership, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.

There would be one-bed homes, two and three-bed terrace, semi-detached and detached houses, and four-bed large family homes.

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