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Coda Planning wins approval for Sheffield housing project

CODA Planning has received permission from Sheffield Council for the development of a new housing project in the Handsworth area of the city.

The successful application on behalf of City Estates is for 14 homes on a former industrial site at Finchwell Road and Quarry Road in Handsworth.

“We have a successful history of working on and submitting a wide variety of mixed use, residential, leisure and commercial schemes throughout the country ranging from large strategic development sites through to bespoke single dwellings,” said Coda Planning Director Adam Murray.

“We are particularly pleased to have received approval for this project in our home city as it once again represents a positive response to our expertise in making good use of available land.”

The proposal includes a selection of three bed town houses, semis and detached properties, designed in a striking contemporary style and featuring the latest eco-friendly technology by Matt Bowker, of award winning city architectural practice Coda Studios.

“It is hoped the proposal will go to site very soon, which will create a number of short term construction jobs,” said Adam.

“The proposal when built will create a vibrant new development on an old derelict site which is currently an eyesore.”

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