Project: Court House Farm

Highlights

Project status

Land acquired

Land under promotion

Planning application submitted

Planning application granted

Infrastructure commenced

Land sold to housebuilder

Sites under construction

Development complete

Project overview

The Court House Farm site covers 25 acres of greenfield land, at the edge of the village of Pill, five miles from the centre of Bristol. The site is currently designated within the Bristol metropolitan greenbelt but is considered to form part the government’s new ‘grey belt’ designation. We have submitted an outline application for up to 186 homes, of which 45% will be affordable. North Somerset Council are currently in the process of determining the application (ref. 25/P/1413/OUT).

Pill is a large village on the eastern edge of Bristol, benefiting from an abundance of day-to-day amenities that will also benefit from the planned re-opening of a station (previously closed in 1964 as part of the Beeching cuts), which will provide services on the Portishead branch line into Bristol Temple Meads. Just over the M5, off junction 19, lies the Royal Portbury Dock, a major employer in the region.

Project progress

The project has now progressed to application.

Location

Located to the west of Bristol just off the M4 and behind the Gordano Service Station.

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