Laburnum Gardens is a development of five bespoke homes in the Stoke Golding Conservation Area.
A private cul-de-sac was created in what was a garden. The cottage style homes taken their design inspiration from existing properties and landmarks in the village.
Cartwright Homes worked with neighbours and the Parish Council to allay concerns and deliver five new homes for Stoke Golding plus a safe public green space.
The four and five-bedroomed homes at Laburnum Gardens all feature mod cons, open layouts and spacious rooms within cottage-style designs that fit into their surroundings.
The site was previously a privately-owned garden but had been viewed by residents as a public open space. The developer gave part of the site to the Parish Council so the people of Stoke Golding can continue to enjoy using it.
Materials were chosen to complement the Conservation Area and sourced locally, with all bricks from Leicestershire producer Ibstock Brick. The joists came from Lincolnshire.
| Hayward Architects |
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| JMS Engineers |
| UK Compliance |
| University of Leicester |
An old two-storey factory building was demolished to make way for nine new homes next to a restored section of the Ashby Canal.
Five homes have been built at Bull in the Oak Farm in a project which saw the farm relocated to its farmland and the former site redeveloped with new structures emulating farm building styles.
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