Over 400 new homes planned for North Yorkshir

400 New Homes in York
Plans have been submitted for over 431 new homes in North Yorkshire with two major developments proposed in the Selby area. Hodgson’s Gate Development have applied to build 270 new homes on land in Sherburn-in-Elmet, promising “a mix of housing types including starter and family homes to meet the needs of existing and future residents”.

The development would see homes built on fields adjacent to Hodgson’s Lane and include the construction of a new roundabout to the north of the site on the A162.

Outline plans have also been submitted to build 121 new homes in Hambleton, near Selby and to develop 17 new homes in Wolsey Avenue, Cawood. The owners of Villa Nursery in Riccall have also submitted plans to demolish several derelict horticultural buildings with an aim to build 23 new homes in their place.

431 new homes planned in North Yorkshire;

  • 270 Planned in Sherburn-in-Elmet
  • 121 planned in Hambleton
  • 23 planned in Riccall
  • 17 planned in Cawood


  • There have been some objections from local residents who are worried that the proposed plans will bring increased strain on local amenities and increased traffic in the area. A previous application for the site at Cawood was initially refused for reasons including a lack of archaeological evaluation, which has been addressed with nothing of significance being found, and the site being on a flood plain.

    Since then, developers Brian Scott Designs LLP have worked with officers at the council to redesign the plans and move housing away from areas at risk of flooding. In a report submitted with the plans the developer said: ‘The proposal makes best use of land inside of flood zone 1 without compromising the character of the locality or harming interests of acknowledged importance.’

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    What are your views? Will you be affected by the proposed development plans? Is it good news for North Yorkshire or do you think it will cause disruption?