We are committed to good design and place making excellence, which is integral to our our approach to 'added value'. We hold more CABE Building for Life Standards than any other private developer and we were the first housing developer to receive the most highly prized architectural accolade of the RIBA Stirling Prize for Accordia, Cambridge.
Unrivalled skills and experience
Every Countryside Properties' new home reflects our brand values of individual character and lasting quality with a strong emphasis on light, flexibility and space within the home. Through our design led approach to development we create innovative mixed-tenure homes in urban and rural locations that integrate with the surrounding natural and built environment.
Each development we undertake is seen as a unique opportunity to successfully marry the external design of a home with its physical context and to meet the aspirations of the people that will live there.
Find out more about our singular approach to new homes here.
Best practice delivery
The Group has planned, promoted and delivered new and regenerated communities which are widely regarded as examples of best practice including Greenwich Millennium Village in London and St. Mary's Island in Chatham Maritime, Kent.
We are experienced in managing the timing and implementation of social and community infrastructure, as well as landscaping, to add value and create a sense of place. We also understand the long-term management requirements of major schemes.
Working with communities
We are highly experienced at working at a local level with planning authorities and local people. This results in homes and communities being created that people really want to live and work in.
Countryside Properties can thereby offer its partners a comprehensive, quality driven service that offers numerous long-term benefits.
We can provide all the key ingredients of sustainable communities but what are they and how can we do it successfully?
Information correct as at 29/04/2011
"St Mary’s Island is an outstanding sustainable new community, combining high quality urban design with the most stringent sustainability standards."
Pam Alexander, Chief Executive, SEEDA
