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    17

    Nov 2022

    Last Updated: 17/11/2022
    Environment
    Environment

    Developers plan 60 homes in Sharow

    by Vicky Carr

    | 17 Nov, 2022
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    Non-profit developer Broadacres Housing Association Limited, which is based in Northallerton, submitted the proposal this week to Harrogate Borough Council for land off Dishforth Road.

    sharowhomes
    The housing site in Sharow, which is earmarked for 60 homes.

    A housing association has lodged plans to build 60 new homes in Sharow.

    Non-profit developer Broadacres Housing Association Limited, which is based in Northallerton, has submitted a joint proposal with V&A Homes (Yorkshire) this week to Harrogate Borough Council for land off Dishforth Road.

    Sixty houses would be built in the area, 24 of which would be affordable homes and the rest open market.

    The plans come after permission was granted for a housing scheme on the site in 2020, but has since lapsed.

    The revised proposal sees a mix of one, two, three and four bed semi-detached houses as well as several three, four and five bed detached dwellings. 



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    All the houses would have parking provisions and a pocket park will be on site. 

    In documents submitted to the council, Broadacres said:

    “Land to the south of Dishforth Road, Sharow offers a unique opportunity to provide housing and community uses in a logical and sustainable location that would bring benefits to the village and those who live there today and in the future.” 


    It added:

    “The site represents an appropriate and sustainable location for new homes within the village. Proposals will meet with the vision of achieving a development of high quality and inclusive design of buildings, spaces and landscaping. 
    “Integrating well within its existing context, reinforcing local character and providing new connections to the village and surrounding countryside.”


    Harrogate Borough Council will make a decision on the plan at a later date.