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St George’s Mead brings the latest collection of award winning new homes in Semington offering 3 and 4 bedroom zero carbon homes and 3 bedroom bungalows. Building on the success of our first phase of homes at St George’s Mead, in November 2023 St George’s Mead received one of the best accolades within the house building industry at the WhatHouse? Awards 2023 for Best Sustainable Development. Semington is a small village in Wiltshire, located to the west of the A350 just south of Melksham. The market towns of Trowbridge, Westbury, Bradford-on-Avon and Devizes are within easy reach, as to are the cities of Bath and Bristol. What makes our homes zero carbon? Our zero carbon homes create as much prime energy as they need, thanks to their use of highly efficient air source heat pumps, extensive solar panels providing renewable energy and high levels of insulation. Prime energy is the regulated energy used to provide lighting, heating & hot water in the home. This is assessed by a standard procedure assuming a typical family lifestyle as indicated in the home’s Energy Performance Certificate. Why did our homes at Semington win a Whathouse Award? We were honoured for our approach to sustainability with a WhatHouse Award for Best Sustainable Development at St George’s Mead for our first phase of homes here. The judges highlighted our exemplary ‘climate considerate’ methodology when delivering on its robust sustainability agenda, including zero carbon homes. Our latest homes carry on this legacy.

Kempster’s Reach is home to 3, 4 and 5 bedroom energy efficient, zero carbon houses plus 3 bedroom bungalow in the Wiltshire village of Worton, in a beautiful spot on the edge of open countryside, boasting panoramic views beyond. Our new homes in Worton are zero carbon too. This makes them the absolute pinnacle of energy efficiency and environmental impact being ‘A’ rated with some homes achieving scores which in essence exceed this rating. Kempster’s Reach, named so after local folklore surrounding the ‘Worton giant’, Frederick Kempster, lies around 3 miles southwest of Devizes and near the northern edge of Salisbury Plain. At the centre of bustling village life lies the village hall serving Worton and nearby Marston, plus The Rose and Crown pub, a Grade II listed 17th-century building. For local education, Five Lanes School in the village caters for primary school children. What makes our homes zero carbon? Our zero carbon homes create as much prime energy as they need, thanks to their use of highly efficient air source heat pumps, extensive solar panels providing renewable energy and high levels of insulation. Prime energy is the regulated energy used to provide lighting, heating & hot water in the home. This is assessed by a standard procedure assuming a typical family lifestyle as indicated in the home’s Energy Performance Certificate.