Developers have submitted plans to build 20 homes in Summerbridge.
Nidderdale Estates Ltd, which is based in the village, has tabled the proposal to North Yorkshire Council for land off the B6165.
The plan comes as a proposal for 24 homes on the site, known as Braisty Woods, was refused by the former Harrogate Borough Council in February last year.
The fresh proposal would see a mixture of one, two, three, four and five-bedroom houses.
The dwellings would range from apartments to detached homes, according to the proposal.
In documents submitted to the council, the developer said that the proposal would also include “high quality outdoor space”.
It said:
“The dwellings will be exemplary and provide living accommodation for modern lifestyles. The development as a whole creates a sense of place by introducing a high quality public outdoor space.
“Overall, this development will provide a special place to live in Summerbridge whilst remaining respectful to the local buildings, ancient woodland and AONB setting.”
North Yorkshire Council will make a decision on the plan at a later date.
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