This next stage is being brought forward in partnership with two key delivery partners: Sage, an affordable housing provider, and private rental sector specialist Jensco.

The partners will deliver 207 new homes across these phases of the scheme, comprising 82 high-quality affordable homes for Sage and 125 PRS homes for Jensco. Additional open-market homes will also be delivered through Vistry’s Linden brand.

Andy Reynolds, managing director for Vistry South East Midlands, commented: “Starting work on the next two phases at Great Haddon is a key step in accelerating the delivery of much-needed new homes in this part of the East Midlands.

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“Working alongside both Sage and Jensco ensures we can provide a broad mix of high-quality homes for affordable rent, private rent and open-market sale.”

Alex Dawkins, acquisitions director at Sage, added: “Sage is pleased to continue our partnership with Vistry at Great Haddon.

“We are delighted to be able to play our part in delivering much-needed affordable homes.”

Nigel Bobroff, CEO at Jensco Group, said: “We are delighted to be partnering with Vistry to deliver 125 homes at Great Haddon.

“Together with our investment partner Zenzic, this project represents an important step in growing our single-family rental portfolio across the UK.”

As part of the wider Great Haddon Sustainable Urban Extension (SUE), the Haddon Cross development forms part of a transformative masterplan that will ultimately provide more than 5,000 new homes.