We are passionate about delivering outstanding homes in the communities that we know and love, creating homes which are great to live in. We are committed to leaving legacy developments that will be enjoyed by generations to come.
ABOUT US
Our expert planning team has the skills and knowledge to tackle the most challenging land opportunities. We are regularly looking for new land, with or without planning permission, throughout the southwest. We also welcome discussions regarding joint ventures with commercial partners or landowners.
HOW IT WORKS
To deliver exceptional developments we know that it is crucial to properly consult communities and to work together. We endeavour to proactively reach out to residents, businesses, local organisations and other key members of the community to understand their aspirations for a given site. We encourage feedback, which is then carefully considered and, where possible and appropriate, incorporated into our proposals before the submission of a planning application.
We are skilled at working closely with local planning authorities and have years of experience of working alongside councils to deliver outstanding developments that local communities can be proud of.
This collaborative approach to consultation ensures constant communication with all stakeholders, at every stage of the consultation process.
Impact on the environment and local ecology is also of great importance to us, and we ensure all planning and development protocols are strictly adhered to, before, during and after construction.
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"I wanted a smaller, maintenance-free home that would allow me to enjoy my retirement without the hassle of upkeep and the Daisy is perfect.
The site team at Baker Estates have been amazing and gone above and beyond for me. I feel very spoilt, and they have been such a good reflection on the company. It’s been a very positive experience.
I am now starting to enjoy everything that Appledore has to offer and looking forward to living in this lovely community.”