Trinity Mead
Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire...
Development land now all sold:

Trinity Mead is the principal new allocation to meet the housing needs of historic town of Stratford-upon-Avon in Warwickshire and will eventually offer over 700 new homes, including affordable homes.

Development of the site was successfully promoted by a consortium led by Heron Land Developments and iInfrastructure work began on site in June 2002, with the first new homes offered for sale at the start of 2003.

Building work on the site is now well advanced with homes being offered for sale by leading developers including Barratt Homes, Bryant Homes, Charles Church, George Wimpey, KingsOak, Persimmon and Westbury Homes.

The development of Trinity Mead was also accompanied by many additional community benefits, including the provision of the eastern extension to the Stratford Relief Road, the establishment of new public open spaces, community woodlands and meadowlands, and the inclusion of play areas, foot-ways and cycle-ways.

Substantial financial contributions were also made towards enhancing local public transport services, making highway improvements (including changes to Stratford’s Arden Street junction) and creating a cycle-path connecting the development to Tramway Bridge. Bridgetown School also benefited with significant new classroom and recreational facilities, while the local fire and rescue service and even the provision of public art features also received a financial boost.

The last parcel of land available from Heron Land Developments at Trinity Mead was sold by in 2004.

The development was a joint venture between Heron Land, Taylor Woodrow through its Bryant Homes brand and Stratford on Avon District Council.

For more information about the Trinity mead development, visit the website at www.trinitymead.co.uk.

March 2005