Monday, July 21, 2025

Work starts on 158-home development in Hornsea

Housebuilder Keepmoat is breaking ground on a new site on Rolston Road, Hornsea, which  will see the creation of 158 homes.

The scheme will be delivered in partnership with social housing provider Together Housing, representing a £25m investment into the town.

A total of 84 homes will be built as affordable housing, offering a mix of properties for affordable rent and shared ownership. As part of the development, Keepmoat will also contribute £260,000 to the local authority to support improvements to local schools. A further £195,000 will be provided to enhance outdoor sports provision in the area.

Daniel Crew, divisional chair at Keepmoat, said: “It’s a pleasure to be working with Together Housing on our latest development in Hornsea.

“With over 50 percent of the homes having already been pre-sold, we’re pleased to be delivering much-needed housing stock to the local community. Alongside this, we’re proud to be investing over £450,000 into the local area to support schools and sports facilities, demonstrating our commitment to building not just homes, but thriving communities.

“This is a fantastic example of how Keepmoat unlocks land to deliver real benefit and we’re excited to be investing in Hornsea’s future.”

Dai Howells, assistant director of development at Together Housing, added: “We’re proud to be partnering with Keepmoat on this exciting new development in the East Riding of Yorkshire which will deliver high-quality, affordable homes.

“Together, we’re committed to meeting Hornsea’s growing housing demand while supporting the community’s long-term growth and supporting those who are being priced out of the current market, to live and work in this growing community.

“Our aim is that this new neighbourhood will offer more than housing, it will become a vibrant, supportive community that brings people together and provides lasting benefits for generations to come.”

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