This development in Greenleys, Milton Keynes with Bellway saw Fairhive deliver 35 new affordable homes, a mix of social rent, affordable rent and shared ownership. All homes include Air Source Heat Pumps and electric vehicle charging, and have an EPC B rating.
With the support of Homes England and Buckinghamshire Council, we were pleased to be able to transform the site of the former Church of the Guardian Angels in South Court, Aylesbury into 24 affordable homes. The scheme provided 20 flats at social rent, and 4 houses for shared ownership, which became available for occupation in early 2026.
We once again worked in partnership with Cala Homes to bring more new homes to our residents. This scheme, at Kimblewick Road, in the village of Little Kimble, provided 22 new affordable homes, all of which are heated by air source heat pumps and benefit from electric vehicle charging. The homes are a mix of houses and flats, with 18 available for rent, and 4 for shared ownership.
Our scheme at Churchway in Haddenham with Redrow Homes provided 45 new affordable houses, ranging from 2 to 4 bedrooms; 30 for rent and 15 for shared ownership. The location benefits from a range of local amenities including a village shop, a primary school and a junior school within walking distance. The homes are all heated by Air Source Heat Pumps and have electric vehicle charging points.
Fairhive was proud to work with Barratt David Wilson Homes to provide 40 new affordable homes on their residential development of 135 homes, which forms part of the Clipstone Park development in Leighton Buzzard. The 20 rental and 20 shared ownership properties have PV and EV chargers, and benefit from the amenities included in the development, such as green space, allotments and playing fields.
