Work starts at 70-home Shipley Lakeside development
Development
22 Jul 2022
The site was acquired by Avant Homes in May this year and is being built as part of the wider Shipley Lakeside scheme.
Situated on the former American Adventure Theme Park site, which closed in 2007, Shipley Lakeside forms part of the council's proposed Amber Valley Borough Local Plan. Once complete, Shipley Lakeside will regenerate the 44-acre site with 307 new homes as part of a mixed-use neighbourhood.
Located one mile from Heanor town centre, on the edge of Shipley Country Park, the development is within commuting distance of the Midlands' major towns and cities including Nottingham and Derby.
Avant Homes' development is located on the northern edge of Shipley Lakeside. It will comprise a mix of three, four and five-bedroom properties and feature 15 of the developer's signature house designs.
The first three and four-bedroom homes are set to go on sale this summer with prices starting from £265,995 for a three-bedroom detached property.
Residents are expected to move into the first homes at the development by the end of 2022 with the approximate build length estimated to be two years.
Avant Homes Central managing director, Chris Coley, said: "Shipley Lakeside is a fantastic opportunity to broaden our presence in Derbyshire in order to meet our ambitious growth plans for the business.
"Our 70-design-led homes will make a great addition to the regeneration of this landmark site and will become a flagship development for Avant Homes Central.
"We're very pleased to have works underway on the first homes at Shipley Lakeside and look forward to seeing the build progress over the coming months."
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