Energy Efficient Homes
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Homes built with modern energy-efficient standards
Designed with modern living in mind, these homes feature energy-efficient solutions, spacious open-plan interiors, and an abundance of natural light, making them perfect for contemporary lifestyles. From carefully insulated walls to thoughtfully positioned windows, every detail helps create a comfortable, sustainable living environment.
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Utilities & Heating
Electrical & Electrics
- TV aerial point in living room
- TV aerial point in master bedroom
- Digital co-axial cable to roof space
- Fibre internet point in living room (or other suitable ground floor location)
- USB double power point in lounge, kitchen, and master bedroom
- Brushed aluminium sockets and switches in kitchen; white elsewhere
- Burglar alarm power connection only
- Lantern with PIR to front door and rear casement doors
- Smoke, heat, and carbon monoxide detectors as per floor plan
- Energy-saving light fittings
- Downlighters to kitchen, cloakroom, bathroom, utility, and ensuite (where applicable)
- Electric car charging point
Plumbing
- External cold-water tap
Heating
- Air Source Heat Pump heating system
- Underfloor heating to ground floor, radiators to upper floors
- Thermostatic radiator valves to all specified rooms
External Finishes
House
- Double-glazed white UPVC windows, lockable except fire escape units
- Double-glazed white UPVC casement doors with multi-point locking
- Double-glazed composite front door
- Chrome finish ironmongery to external doors
- UPVC fascia, soffit, and bargeboards (where applicable)
- UPVC guttering
Gardens
- Side timber gate with latch and bolt
- Garden fencing
- Turf to front garden
Paving & Drive/Garage (where applicable)
- Paving slabs to paths and patios
- Tarmac or block-paved drive
- Factory-finished garage door
Reducing environmental impact and utility costs.
Built to meet current energy standards, these homes help lower energy use and reduce household bills. Efficient heating systems, insulation, and lighting all work together to minimise your carbon footprint while keeping running costs under control.
Beyond efficiency, these homes are designed for life today and tomorrow. With flexible spaces, sustainable materials, and the potential to integrate renewable technologies, they offer a balance of comfort, practicality, and long-term value.