New homes plan approved for prime Lincoln development
The countdown to buying a fabulous new home in the heart of Lincoln in now on – following planning permission granted to Stamford Homes for a chic and stylish new development.
The development, to be known as “Oasis”, is located off Carholme Road in the heart of Lincoln, will boast 255 prestigious new homes – some overlooking the nearby golf course and others with canal-side views.
Plans to develop the site, comprising 189 houses and 66 apartments, were announced in March this year with planning permission granted just a few days a go.
The stunning range apartments, trendy coach houses, traditional two-storey homes and three-storey townhouses will be built on the site of the e2v manufacturing facility on Carholme Road.
The countdown to buying a new home at Oasis is now on – with the first due for completion next summer.
From January, potential customers will be able to reserve one of the new homes from plan. A sales office is due to open at the Oasis development in March, with a showhome following in late spring / early summer of next year.
Stamford Homes regional sales and marketing director Peter Bond said: “This is fantastic news for Stamford Homes and for the housebuying public in and around Lincoln. We will have canal-side homes and many styles available and are delighted to be back in Lincoln.”
The mix of two, three and four-bedroom homes is designed to have wide appeal to homebuyers – from first time buyers to families and service personnel from around the local RAF bases.
Perfectly positioned close to the city centre and the university, the development will also enjoy excellent road links to the A46 bypass.
The announcement marks a continuation of Stamford Homes’ long and successful relationship with Lincoln and the surrounding area. In recent years, Stamford Homes have provided families with a wide range of homes at Colonia in Longdales Road, Hungate and Michaelgate in Uphill, Castlegate, Carlton Heights and Hawthorn Heights on Bunkers Hill, Parklands in Birchwood and Cathedral Heights in Waddington.
