Plans for new flats and and shop in Peterborough neighbourhood

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More info × Group 28 Thank you for subscribing! We have more newsletters Show Me No thanks, close See our Privacy Notice Plans have been submitted to Peterborough City Council for the construction of 14 new flats and a convenience store in Hampton Water. The proposed development on land off Aqua Drive would be a mixed-use building, with the shop on the ground floor and 14 two-bedroom flats above. Located opposite the St John Henry Newman Catholic Primary School, the site would fill what is currently a vacant piece of formerly agricultural land.

Paul Bancroft Architects prepared a planning application on behalf of Jafbuild Limited for full planning permission, which will be decided on by city council planners at a later date. The application states: “The site is considered a sustainable location, it is well situated close to the urban centre of the Hamptons, with numerous local bus routes, local shops, educational and community facilities as well as an abundance of park and play areas. “It complies with the requirements of the adopted local plan and has the support of the framework therefore considered acceptable in principle for residential development.

” Each flat would have two parking spaces each, a total of 28, as well as 14 cycle spaces. The application adds: “Every effort has been made to provide a sensitive and sustainable development that will complement the area whilst targeting the needs of local people “The proposal incorporates traditional building materials to blend sympathetically with the neighbouring architecture and all to be built to an exacting detail balanced with a sustainability standard to benefit Peterborough and its environment.” Story Saved You can find this story in My Bookmarks.

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