97 new homes approved for Hethersett village development

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 11:34 · Archive

Planning approval has been granted for 97 new homes in Hethersett as part of the Ketts Meadow development.

Planning approval has been granted for 97 new homes in Hethersett, on the outskirts of Norwich, as the latest phase of the Ketts Meadow development. Persimmon Homes Anglia will build the properties on land north of the village centre. The scheme will include 61 private homes, 31 affordable homes and five self-build plots with options ranging from one to four bedrooms.

Debi Sherman, planning director, said the approval would 'deliver a high-quality mix of homes for local people, including affordable housing and self-build opportunities'. She added that the new phase had been 'carefully designed to create an attractive, sustainable neighbourhood that integrates seamlessly with the wider Hethersett North development'.

Hethersett is one of the fastest-growing settlements in Norfolk. The village grew from 5,400 residents in 2001 to more than 7,000 in 2021, with more than 1,000 homes built as part of the Ketts Meadow Development.

How it is being reported

• Nearly 100 new homes approved for development at rapidly-expanding villageNearly 100 new homes are set to be built in Hethersett as part of the Ketts Meadow development.Norwich Evening News · 14 Oct, 10:08
• Nearly 100 new homes approved for development at rapidly-expanding villageNearly 100 new homes are set to be built in Hethersett as part of the Ketts Meadow development.Eastern Daily Press · 14 Oct, 10:08

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