OakNorth Bank provides £12.6m for 80 homes in North Nottinghamshire

OakNorth Bank provides £12.6m for 80 homes in North Nottinghamshire

OakNorth Bank – the UK bank powered by OakNorth – has provided a £12.6m loan to Sherwood Oak Homes Ltd to assist in the funding of the development of the initial phase of homes in Forest Town, a village close to Mansfield in North Nottinghamshire.

The development will be built over the next 36 months and split across a number of phases. Each house will have parking, a spacious garden and be surrounded by attractive countryside. The borrower has secured planning permission to build over 300 homes on the site which is located less than a 10-minute drive from Mansfield and Sherwood Pines Forest Park. It also benefits from being close to East Midlands and Robin Hood International Airport and offers a direct train service into London Kings Cross. The project is being led by a highly experienced team with well-over a century of experience between them and a successful track record in delivering homes for major housebuilders.

Tim Ball, Managing Director and Owner of Sherwood Oak Homes Ltd, said: “We’re excited to be breaking ground on this project and bringing new homes to this beautiful area. The size and location of the homes will attract families, with the area being surrounded by some of the most prestigious schools and universities in the UK. We’re pleased to have secured backing from OakNorth Bank – throughout the process, the team behaved like true partners and demonstrated their knowledge and experience of funding this sector.”

James Espley, Director of Debt Finance at OakNorth Bank, commented: “The Sherwood Oak Homes team, led by Tim Ball, have a wealth of experience between them and ambitious plans for this area in the future. They have successfully secured planning permission to bring hundreds of new homes to the area which will in turn have a positive impact on the local economy in terms of job creation, and potentially create more opportunities for us to work together in the future.”

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