Hundreds of homes to be built in Great Dunmow development

A street scene at the St Mary's Park development in Great Dunmow <i>(Image: Dandara)</i>
A street scene at the St Mary's Park development in Great Dunmow (Image: Dandara)
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HUNDREDS of new homes are set to be built as part of a major housing development in Great Dunmow.

The St Mary’s Park development, led by independent housebuilder Dandara, will comprise 272 new homes in a triple-tenure scheme.

This includes 109 affordable homes to meet demand, 98 private homes, and 65 private rented sector (PRS) units.

Gemma Bannister, sales and marketing director at Dandara Eastern, said: "Great Dunmow offers buyers a unique blend of history, community and green open space alongside convenient travel links.

"Straddling Essex and Hertfordshire, Great Dunmow is known for its thriving high street offering independent shops, making it the perfect place for first-time buyers, families and downsizers.

"While location remains vital to buyers’ choice, as does the supply of affordable housing, ensuring that local buyers and those further afield can access the property ladder and live in safe, secure and quality homes."

The homes will include a range of three, four, and five-bedroom designs, with prices starting at £485,000 for a three-bedroom property.

Incentives and schemes will be available, including Dandara’s Part Exchange scheme on all plots.

Show homes are expected to launch in September, and the first residents are expected to move in during autumn this year.

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