We are calling for people to register interest in the next phase of our Hansons View development in Kimberley, as work gets underway to transform the historic former brewery yard.
Hansons View and the Brewery Yard are intimate developments situated on the site of Kimberley’s former Hardys and Hansons Brewery. We agreed to transform the site to provide brand new build and converted homes which will boast an extensive range of high quality and contemporary 2, 3, 4 and 5-bed designs – ideally situated in a highly sought after area.
Large parts of the former brewery have been preserved and will be restored as part of the work – including the tower – keeping a nod to the former brewery which served the town for over 170 years.
Hansons View and the Brewery Yard developments are perfect for commuters, with their close proximity to Nottingham, the M1 and A610 – putting East Midlands Airport, Derbyshire and the wider Midlands within easy reach. Kimberley is also situated close to the Giltbrook Retail Park, which houses IKEA and a range of other retail and dining outlets.
In 2018 we saw our first occupations on the site of the former brewery, with work to finish off the first phase well underway. With limited plots still available in the first phase and construction set to start on the brewery yard phase, our Sales and Marketing Manager Vanessa Gregory is urging people to register their interest now in order to avoid disappointment.
“We have seen a fantastic level of interest with strong sales and now, our first occupations on the former brewery site,” said Vanessa.
She continues, “We are offering those keen to register their interest in the remainder of phase one and the upcoming brewery yard, first refusal on a property with a deposit of just £100 up front,”
“It is an exciting time for the town and the local community of Kimberley as we continue to redevelop such an iconic location!”
Earlier this year, we also announced that we were asking for relatives of fallen First World War soldiers that worked at Hardys and Hansons Brewery, to come forward and ensure their ancestors were included on a special commemorative plaque. The plaque is due to be unveiled in the brewery yard ahead of celebrations to mark 100 years since the end of the First World War, later this year.
For more information about Hansons View, visit www.fairgrove.co.uk, call 0115 944 6700 or email [email protected].
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