Broadland Housing Association

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    Two Furlong Hill – Wells-Next-The-Sea

    Two Furlong Hill – Wells-Next-The-Sea

    Proposed Affordable Housing Development – Housing Need Assessment

    Wells Housing Implementation Group has approached Broadland Housing Association, a Norfolk based registered provider for development agency support to deliver approximately 45 affordable dwellings on land allocated in the Neighbourhood Plan on Two Furlong Hill. 

    Broadland Housing shall be undertaking a Housing Need Assessment to consider the types of properties Wells requires. This involves asking households to complete a questionnaire on their housing need, which can include members of the community who used to live in Wells but needed to move away to find suitable accommodation.

    Businesses and services will also be contacted for staffing requirements that aren’t able to be met due to the lack of suitable housing in the Town. 

    Community Drop In Event

    Anyone wanting to discuss their personal or business-related housing needs are welcome to drop-into Wells’ Library to speak with a member of Broadland Housing between 10:00am – 18:30pm on Wednesday 22nd April 2026. 

    Or call Adam Ballard to arrange a visit on 01603 750274. 

    Complete the assessment online

    Please find below the Housing Need Assessment to complete online. Alternatively, you can find a word document or PDF format attached to the bottom of this page that can be filled in and sent to adam.ballard@broadlandgroup.org.

    Wells-next-the-Sea – Housing Needs Asessment

    Complete your Housing Needs Assessment online.

    1. How would you describe your home? (Tick one box only):
    2. What is the tenure of your home? (Tick one box only):
    3. How many bedrooms does your home have? (Tick one box only):
    *By household, we mean a single person/group of people who have the address as their only/main residence and who either share one meal a day or share the living/sitting room.
    7. Do you or your household need to move to alternate accommodation?
    (If you answered Yes to question 7 and you are looking to remain in Wells-next-the-Sea, please complete Part 2 of this questionnaire which collects information on your housing needs).
    8. Part 2: Your Housing Needs – What is your main reason for needing to move? (Tick one box only):
    9. What type of accommodation do you require? (Tick one box only):
    10. What is the minimum number of bedrooms you require? (Tick one box only):
    11. Which tenure can you afford? (Tick one box only):
    12. Could you please indicate the total take-home income (i.e. after deductions) of everyone responsible for the cost of housing? (rent or mortgage) Weekly Income:
    Monthly Income:
    13. Do you work in any of the following employment sectors?
    14. Are you registered with North Norfolk District Council's Your Choice Your Home?
    PDF Format – Housing Need AssessmentDownload
    Word Document Format – Housing Need AssessmentDownload

    Wiveton – Call for land

    Wiveton – Call for land

    Broadland Housing Association would like to hear from local landowners who may be willing to dispose of land for development of an exception housing scheme of approximately 8 to 10 dwellings.

    North Norfolk District Council has identified a local housing need for Wiveton and immediately adjoining parishes. North Norfolk District Council and Broadland Housing have approached Wiveton Parish Council regarding the potential to develop an exception housing scheme in the village.

    Affordable rent homes will be prioritised to households in housing need who have a local connection to Wiveton and immediately adjoining parishes, in accordance with North Norfolk District Council’s allocations cascade.

    The following tenures are proposed

    • Affordable: Comprising affordable rent and shared ownership
    • Market sales: Approximately a third of the overall development will be sold on the open market, to generate surplus funds to cross-subsidise the affordable homes.

    Shared ownership and market homes will initially be marketed to the local community.

    Land needs to be in Wiveton adjacent to existing properties. The amount housing associations can pay for land is above agricultural but below market values.


    If you have potentially suitable land that you would like Broadland Housing Association to consider, please contact Adam Ballard.

    Email: adam.ballard@broadlandgroup.org

    Tel: 01603 750274

    Langham Road, Blakeney

    Langham Road, Blakeney

    A community consultation will be taking place on Tuesday 5th November, between 3pm and 7pm in Blakeney’s Parish Room. Members of the community are invited to view and comment on proposals.

    Broadland are working with Blakeney Neighbourhood Housing Society to develop 8 affordable rented homes on Langham Road, Blakeney.

    The proposed scheme will comprise of 3 family homes and 5 bungalows. These new homes will be prioritised for households in housing need who have a local connection to Blakeney and adjoining parishes.

    Proposed location of new homes

    Virtual Consultation

    There will be an opportunity to view the proposed designs and layout of the scheme virtually. Please click this link.

    Feedback Survey

    If you are unable to attend the consultation event you can still give your feedback. Please use the form below.

    The consultation ends on 5th November 2024.

    Langham Road, Blakeney

    Consultation on proposed residential development

    • We would be grateful if you could spare a few minutes to complete this survey. Your comments can then be reviewed and considered before we submit any formal planning application.

    • If you need a response to a comment above, please leave us your contact details so we can get in touch

    West Beckham

    West Beckham

    Our scheme at West Beckham has ten affordable rent homes on two sites. The homes were constructed by timber frames and in the style of converted barns.

    We worked alongisde North Norfolk District Council and Homes England, and the homes were built by Smith of Honingham.

    Design

    On Church Road, the design of the houses are in the style of a former farmhouse and converted barns. They are positioned set back from the road behind amenity and wildflower areas to create green opposite the church.

    On Sheringham Road, these homes are bungalows in the style of a converted farmyard.

    Church Road

    • 1 x 2-bedroom house
    • 1 x 4-bedroom house
    • 3 x 3-bedroom houses

    Sheringham Road

    • 4 x 2-bedroom bungalows
    • 1 x 1-bedroom bungalow

    Environmental

    All of the homes are built to a high environmental standard, with air source heat pumps, photovoltaic panels and electric charging points all contributing to a ‘B’ EPC rating.

    What is Affordable Housing?

    Affordable housing includes:

    With limited public funding, we have developed a mixed-tenure model. Surplus from the sale of market homes helps to subsidise the delivery of affordable homes to appropriate design and quality standard for the area.

    The affordable homes on this scheme will be available for households in housing need, and prioritised for those with local connection to the parish or adjoining parishes.

    Housing Need, Affordable Housing & Local AllocationDownload
    Local Housing Need & Parish MapDownload

    The Conge, Great Yarmouth

    Broadland and Orwell Housing are working with Great Yarmouth Borough Council to redevelop The Conge.

    architectural view of new homes

    The Conge is a former industrial town centre site. The proposals are to develop a residential housing scheme, containing a mix of 82 apartments and town houses. These would include both affordable rent and low cost home ownership.

    Alongside other improvements happening in the town centre, like The Place and the new market, The Conge will create a link from the railway station to these new developments.

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