Skip to the page's content

Harlow, Essex

The Yorkes, Harlow

Harlow Council

Forming part of Harlow Council’s land and garages redevelopment programme, which focuses on the regeneration of redundant garages, brownfield land and open development sites around the district to provide much-needed affordable housing, The Yorkes scheme is set to deliver six single-storey, wheelchair-accessible bungalows for people aged over 55 years old.

Designed to be fully accessible, including the potential for assisted living, the bungalows are intended to provide homes to people with more advanced age that may present physical difficulties and assistance requirements from carers and/or family members.

The properties support carbon emission reductions through solar panels and electric vehicle charging points and will be constructed using modern methods of construction and applying Passivhaus principals.

The Yorkes design provides a new social housing scheme with low operational costs that will benefit residents directly from the offset.

The bungalows’ floor plan considers the means of access and easy circulation as its first priority, in order to provide internal spaces that, not only comply with the accessibility requirements, but also provide flexibility and quality.

Amenity is included at the rear of each unit, with a garden scheme that priorities ease of maintenance and accessibility, with a landscape design to the front to enhance shared green spaces and house frontages.

Latest from McBains

Stay informed with the latest news, insights, and stories from our team.

Discover More

McBains explains

Get the latest insights from McBains and industry news to your inbox.

By submitting your email address you are agreeing to us storing your data for the purpose of sending you a newsletter.