One of the first brownfield sites in Milton Keynes, which is being redeveloped for housing by the Homes and Communities Agency – as part of a regeneration scheme.

The site clearance and infrastructure was led by the Homes and Communities Agency is now complete. The balancing lake (which can be seen from the A5) has been turned into an ornamental pool, which features a fountain set against an attractive walled backdrop and promenade.

The site will include 376 homes in total (30% of which will be affordable, provided by Midsummer Housing Association), plus a local centre.

Development Stage

Phase 1 (116 homes) has been developed by Persimmon Homes and is now almost fully occupied. Phase 2 comprising (260 homes) is being developed by Paul Newman New Homes who have show homes and occupied properties on site.

Start Date

Phase 1 started in January 2006. Phase 2 started in April 2007.

Completion Date

Phase 1: completion of all homes is - 2009.

Phase 2: completion of all homes - 2011.

Developer

Phase 1: Persimmon Homes.
Phase 2: Paul Newman New Homes.

Registered Social Landlord

Midsummer Housing Association

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Associated Documents & Images

Homes and landscaping at East Ashland, Milton Keynes

Last updated: 21 September 2009

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