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115 home plan submitted for Gainsborough
Land at Middlefield Lane in Gainsborough where plans have been lodged for homes.
Plans have been submitted to build 115 new homes in Gainsborough in a move which the developer says would bring “high quality” housing to the town.
The proposal by Gleeson Homes would see the houses built on land off Middlefield Lane.
Under the plans lodged to West Lindsey District Council, a mixture of homes would be built.
A total of 29 two bedroom homes, 41 three bedroom semi-detached, 40 three-bedroom detached and five four bedroom houses would be built.
The developer said in their plans that the proposal aims to provide “high quality” homes for the town.
95 affordable homes approved in Gainsborough
Over £360k in contributions to local community
A taste of what the 95 homes will look like in Gainsborough. | Photo: Gleeson Homes
West Lindsey District Council has granted planning permission for 95 affordable homes to be built on land off Middlefield Lane, Gainsborough.
The nine-acre site will be called Hillcrest Gardens and will include affordable two, three and four-bedroom semi and detached homes.
Originally, back in 2019, developers Gleeson Homes submitted plans for 115 homes in the area but that has since been reduced to 95.
Each property will have a private garden as well as a minimum of one garage and one parking space.