WhatHouse? Award Winners 2023: Newland Homes

Gloucestershire-based Newland Homes is celebrating its win at the WhatHouse? Awards 2023, the year’s most prestigious housebuilding industry event.

Newland Homes was honoured for its approach to sustainability with an Award for Best Sustainable Development for St George’s Mead in Semington, Wiltshire. The judges highlighted Newland Homes’ exemplary ‘climate considerate’ methodology when delivering on its robust sustainability agenda, including zero carbon homes.

The 24 zero carbon homes at St George’s Mead were also praised for achieving the highest energy efficiency and environmental impact rating, which helps empower buyers to reduce their personal carbon footprint and play their own part in combating climate change.

Jeremy Drew, developments director for Newland Homes, commented: “To say we are delighted to win such a respected award is an understatement. We are euphoric! These awards not only recognise the efforts of recent years, but all the hard work that has shaped Newland Homes over the past 30 years.

“As an independent housebuilder we are extremely proud to uphold our reputation for delivering high-quality homes and for pushing the boundaries to enable the delivery of zero carbon homes across the South West, like the ones at St George’s Mead. This is a momentous win for our team, past and present, all the contractors and consultants who have worked with Newland Homes, and the people who are proud to call one of our developments their home.”

Work has commenced on the second and final phase of development at St George’s Mead in Semington, which will see the creation of 18 three- and four-bedroom detached and semi-detached zero carbon homes, as well as detached bungalows in this village setting, surrounded by open countryside.

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