Legacy Developments

A sensitively designed scheme of 28 homes on the edge of the village, using a pallet of materials, including character tiling and feature bays/porches.

An individually designed scheme of 2, 3, 4 & 5 bedroom houses and bungalows nestled in the charming village of Upavon. Whistledown View benefits from the magnificent backdrop of the North Wessex Downs

Another sensitive individually designed scheme on the edge of the village. It required close liaison with the Parish Council and is now a highly regards development.

An exceptionally well designed scheme on the edge of characterful Corsham. The scheme of 171 new homes was shortlisted as development of the year in the Bricks Competition.

A scheme for 21 homes in the conservation village of South Cerney, overlooking the Cotswold water park, designed to fit the village vernacular receiving both a National Housing Design Award for design and subsequently for its built form.

A stylish scheme of just eight Georgian villas set in their own grounds, around the existing building, The Elms in the World Heritage City of Bath.

A small individual scheme of just 11 five bed homes where a number of ecology challenges were overcome.

A stylish development of just thirty-five homes located in the picturesque Village of Ashleworth.
A superb village location with a vibrant community and excellent access to Gloucester/M50 and beyond.

A small but sensitive development of fifteen new homes opposite the historic grade I parish church within the conservation area of Old Portishead.

A small development of just two bespoke houses in the village of Sully, in the Vale of Glamorgan, where we have built a number of schemes over the years.

The challenging design, created by C Loyn & Co, managed to create two spacious homes on a tight site overlooking the village playing fields and out towards the Bristol Channel.

Overlooking the Limpley Stoke valley, these five, truly impressive and individual homes, were designed to reflect their agricultural setting. All constructed with natural stone and traditionally built, the homes and landscaping have matured very well.

Located on a hill at the entrance to the World Heritage City of Bath, within the grounds of a grade II listed building, we eventually achieved a planning consent on appeal, for the construction of a range of over seventy homes. Whilst taking over three –four years to achieve consent, the completed development is locally highly regarded

A challenging project involving the complete renovation of a Grade I listed building including the renovation of the nationally significant, Thornhill Mural, together with the other major structural repairs to ensure the long term protection of the building and mural.

Set within a truly awe-inspiring setting, these very special four and five bedroom homes were designed specifically to take advantage of its setting, providing a combination of individually designed energy efficient homes within a truly stunning environment.

Constructed in the former walled garden of the Grade I listed 18th century Sherborne House. Redcliffe Homes were finalists in the Housebuilder Awards 2014 in the category for the best design of a new home under three storeys high at this stunning development, in the centre of Sherborne.

Badelynge Yard is a characterful community of 19 beautiful family homes, designed to blend seamlessly into the heart of the idyllic rural village of Urchfont overlooking the village duck pond

Manor Farm is an exclusive development comprising a range of one, two, three, four and six bedroom homes in a variety of designs included the painstaking restoration of the Grade II listed Rusty Shilling Farm House and the four farm cottages.

The first phase of our Rowden Park development for 44 homes involving protracted planning negotiations and lengthy litigation, including an appeal in the Court of Appeal, which ultimately released further land for development.

The first phase of our Rowden Park development for forty four homes involving protracted planning negotiations and lengthy litigation, including an appeal in the Court of Appeal, which ultimately released further land for development.