Countryside News

We’re proud to share that we picked up three awards at this year’s Evening Standard, New Homes Awards.

We are pleased to announce we’ve been shortlisted in two categories at this year’s RESI Awards.

On 14th September, in partnership with New London Architecture (NLA), we hosted an event at our Beam Park development on public private partnerships that brought together leaders from across the two sectors.

Countryside and Home Group have marked reaching the highest point of Phase 3 of South Oxhey Central, their £218m town centre development in Hertfordshire, with a topping out ceremony that was attended on 8th September by the Leader of Three Rivers District Council, Cllr Sarah Nelmes.

Countryside, the UK’s leading mixed-tenure developer, was selected in January 2020 as the delivery partner for the second phase redevelopment, which includes the building of 433 homes on the campus  site, landscaping, and the construction of a brand-new civic building.

Andy Street, Mayor of West Midlands, has been welcomed on site at a brand-new housing development in Dudley, where the UK’s leading mixed tenure developer, Countryside, is building 153 affordable homes on behalf of Midland Heart.

We are proud to announce that we have been appointed onto the Homes England Delivery Partner Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) (Large Sites).

We are pleased to announce that three of Countryside’s developments located across the country, have been shortlisted at this year’s British Homes Awards.

Countryside, the UK’s leading mixed-tenure developer, has promoted Gino Siani to Divisional Partnerships Director within its Partnerships Midlands division.  

Quartet, our striking North London development opposite Clapton Common, has been shortlisted for Best Community Initiative at this year’s Housebuilder Awards.

Coopers Hill is the first site to be developed by the joint-venture (JV) partnership between Countryside, the UK’s leading mixed-tenure developer, and Bracknell Forest Council.

Countryside and the Department of Education have marked the start of construction on Ark Soane, a mixed-use development in Acton, west London, comprising a new 1,200-pupil secondary school, Ark Soane Academy, and 116 high-quality homes, with a groundbreaking ceremony.