Ida Homes has completed work on a collection of luxury new homes in Christon Bank.
The Morpeth-based housebuilder has finished building 13 new properties on the Priest Moor development, on 1.8 acres of land north of Horsley Place in the village.
Eleven of the homes were built for private sale while two of the properties were made available under a Discounted Market Value scheme, which provides low-cost home ownership through a link with the local authority.
The mix of homes at Priest Moor, which was brought under the Ida Homes brand when the company launched in November 2022, features a range of three, four and five-bedroom properties.
As part of the planning agreement for Priest Moor, the developers contributed £17,600 towards secondary education in the area.
Tom Bell, Construction Director at Ida Homes, said: “Priest Moor is one of the first developments brought under the Ida Homes brand to be completed and exemplifies the high-quality and exclusive nature of the homes we are bringing to Northumberland. This is a stunning collection of homes. The house types are bespoke to the development and the properties vary in appearance to create an attractive street scene.
“Each house at Priest Moor has been beautifully finished with top quality fixtures and fittings throughout, featuring the high specification that comes as standard with Ida Homes.
“Christon Bank is a popular village and this development has given more people the opportunity to own a home in this wonderful rural Northumberland setting.
“Our ethos, as a prestige housebuilder, is to is to deliver homes of exceptional quality in some of Northumberland’s finest locations and we believe we have achieved that at Priest Moor.”
Ida Homes, which is named after Ida of Bernicia, the first known ruler of the kingdom which later merged to form Northumbria, was formed by Charlie Maling-Dunn, Tom Bell and Jerry Ellis. The founders had worked together on independent developments before formalising their partnership as Ida Homes.
The company is now building 18 new apartments at King Edward’s Place in Morpeth. The site is on land in Cottingwood Lane and previously belonged to the nearby King Edward VI School.
Ida homes has also submitted detailed plans to Northumberland County Council to build 37 new homes on a six-acre site in Belford. This includes 27 private homes and 10 affordable homes on land between Sunnyhills Farm Shop and South Meadows Caravan Park.
One home is still available for sale at Priest Moor through selling agents Bradley Hall.
For more information on Ida Homes, visit IdaHomes.co.uk.
