Revitalizing Romford: New Homes Development Planned for Little Manor
In a bid to breathe new life into the Romford area, a planning application has been submitted to Havering Council for the demolition of a bungalow and surrounding outbuildings at Little Manor in Noak Hill Road. The proposal aims to pave the way for the construction of eight new homes, offering a fresh perspective on residential living in this historic part of town.
The existing structures on the site, including the bungalow and several dilapidated barns, are slated for demolition to make room for the modern detached homes. The proposed development, spearheaded by J. Dunne Associates on behalf of Havering Development Associates Ltd, envisions a harmonious blend of contemporary design and functionality within a traditional setting.
Designing for the Future: A Closer Look at the Proposed Homes
Each of the eight new homes is designed to span two storeys, offering spacious living areas and three bedrooms to accommodate growing families or individuals seeking a comfortable abode. With a focus on convenience and accessibility, dedicated parking spaces will be provided for each home, including a disabled-friendly spot to cater to all residents’ needs.
To ensure a cohesive layout that respects the surrounding open fields and green belt, the homes will be strategically positioned in a cluster formation set back from the road. This thoughtful design approach aims to minimize any visual impact on the natural landscape while maximizing the privacy and tranquility of each dwelling.
Creating a Welcoming Environment: Enhancing Community Connectivity
In addition to the individual parking spaces, the proposed development includes provisions for a shared side access between homes, fostering a sense of community and connectivity among residents. The inclusion of a main courtyard approach and an automatic new gated recessed entrance further emphasizes the importance of creating a welcoming environment that promotes social interaction and neighborly bonds.
By prioritizing both functionality and aesthetics, the new homes at Little Manor seek to redefine modern living in Romford, offering a harmonious blend of comfort, convenience, and community spirit. With a keen eye for detail and a commitment to quality craftsmanship, the developers aim to set a new standard for residential construction in the area.
As the deadline for Havering Council’s decision on the planning application approaches, residents and stakeholders eagerly await the outcome of this transformative project. If approved, the revitalization of Little Manor promises to inject new energy into the Romford community, setting the stage for a vibrant future where tradition meets innovation in perfect harmony.
