I would love to live here

[ultramods]

Stumbled across the plans for this development today (I have no association with the owners). A new little village inside the grounds of a traditional estate. I have never seen this quality of  architecture for a large-ish development.

 

I have attached the design statement for anyone that is interested.

 

 

APP_2016_3282-APPROVED_-_FASQUE_HOUSE_ESTATE_DESIGN_AND_ACCESS_STATEMENT-7506275_(1).pdf

[Ferdinand]

All interesting.

 

The style of presentation - and extended Design & Access - is not dissimilar to that now being used by boutique developers such as Kevin McCloud's HAB.

 

An interesting comparison might also be with Poundbury, which had some genuinely interesting things going on, and also with larger scale long term projects.

 

Ferdinand

Edited May 3, 2018 by Ferdinand

[Pocster]

Nice ! Bit like mine ?

[newhome]

That looks idyllic! I’d probably never be able to afford one though. 

[Ferdinand]

Given Aberdeen now, perhaps they will check affordability.

[ultramods]

5 minutes ago, Ferdinand said:

All interesting.

 

The style of presentation - and extended Design & Access - is not dissimilar to that now being used by boutique developers such as Kevin McCloud's HAB.

 

An interesting comparison might also be with Poundbury, which had some genuinely interesting things going on, and also with larger scale long term projects.

 

Ferdinand

Yes, some of the houses reminded me of HAB

[ultramods]

4 minutes ago, Ferdinand said:

Given Aberdeen now, perhaps they will check affordability.

 

the price of oil will be back up to $120 any day now  

[Ferdinand]

19 minutes ago, ultramods said:

Yes, some of the houses reminded me of HAB

 

There are others around too.

 

In Hucknall near here there is a mixed development happening on the old Rolls Royce Hucknall Aerodrome site where (I think) the Flying Bedstead was created. There they are leaving a space on the estate patterned on the old runway.

 

I am not sure on the quality of the detailed design, but it is 150 acres and 900 homes over perhaps 12-15 years. 

 

F

 

Edited May 3, 2018 by Ferdinand

[Onoff]

1st pic doesn't do it for me. Like the 3rd pic though.

[newhome]

3 minutes ago, Onoff said:

1st pic doesn't do it for me. Like the 3rd pic though.

 

I love pic 1 although I don’t want a horse in my back yard  and I would want smart glass with all that glass and people walking by. In fact I’m not sure how living in a sort of fishbowl would work in a large-ish development sense ?

 

There are endless steading developments a bit like pic 3 up here so that looks pretty run of the mill. 

[ultramods]

1 hour ago, newhome said:

 

I love pic 1 although I don’t want a horse in my back yard  and I would want smart glass with all that glass and people walking by. In fact I’m not sure how living in a sort of fishbowl would work in a large-ish development sense ?

 

There are endless steading developments a bit like pic 3 up here so that looks pretty run of the mill. 

I think those particular plots are 2 - 3 acres, so shouldn't have people passing too close by. 

[newhome]

8 minutes ago, ultramods said:

I think those particular plots are 2 - 3 acres, so shouldn't have people passing too close by. 

 

Big bucks then! How much out of interest or are they only at the concept stage just now? 

[ultramods]

@newhome I don't think they are for sale yet, only recently been approved.

 

I think the developer that bought the estate in 2009-2010 paid £1,000,000 and has since then converted the main house/castle into a wedding/corporate venue.

 

http://fasquecastle.com/

 

 

 

[Florence Galan]

Wow this place is amaizing. Pic 1 is my dream house...  Quiet, peace area and great building.