We are a team of experienced housebuilders committed to finding better ways to create homes that truly improve communities and the environments they live in.

We believe in thinking differently and are constantly driven by the spirit of innovation. Working with like-minded people for the good of everyone.

So we invite you not to simply buy from us, but join us on this exciting journey toward a brighter, more sustainable future.

We aren’t doing this alone. Experienced investors that share our vision are supporting us. Helping us to achieve our ambitions sooner and providing you with the peace of mind we’ll be around long after you’ve settled into your new home. 

TPG Angelo Gordon and Ridgeback have partnered to provide a significant investment in our company, while GS8 are now part of the HarperCrewe Group.

TPG Angelo Gordon.

A diversified credit and real estate investing platform with Assets Under Management of $208 billion. The Angelo Gordon division has funded the delivery of 1,500 residential homes in Ireland, 1,150 in the UK, and over 5,000 in Germany.

Ridgeback.

A UK-focused, fully-integrated residential investor, developer and operator. Their focus is on customers and generating long-term revenue growth. They have a current portfolio of over 4,000 Build to Rent homes across the UK.

GS8.

Established in 2015, their goal is to become industry leaders in the UK sustainable housing market and ‘planet positive’ housebuilding. Based in London, they support our Southern Region, in particular developments around North London. 

What’s the difference between making something good or great? 

It’s time. We spend more of that valuable asset on everything we do. 

And for good reason. It’s vital to us we understand what you, your neighbours and local businesses in the area think about our plans. It’s these inputs and insights we’re keen on hearing, because then we can talk about them, and suggest ways to help improve the community.

Because if you’re going to do things right, you’ve got to find the time to do it, right?