Reydon will have 220 homes built by 2029 as a housing development has been planned for the coastal Suffolk village.
Copperwheat Avenue will be the location of the new builds, which will comprise of 44 affordable rent houses, 74 shared-ownership properties and 84 market sale houses, as well as 11 self-build plots and seven coastal-erosion replacement properties.
A choice of one, two, three and four-bedroom homes will be available.
The work is set to begin in 2025 and the development is expected to take four years to finish.
Orbit Homes is the company behind the build and is one of the largest builders of affordable homes in the UK, with nine new-build sites already across East Anglia.
Ray Winney, regional managing director at Orbit Homes, said: "We are excited to unveil plans for our brand-new development in the village of Reydon, Suffolk.
"We are pleased to be delivering 118 affordable properties for the local community, as well as 84 available to purchase through market sale.
"The site is located less than two miles from the desirable seaside town of Southwold, making it the perfect location for families, as well as couples and those looking to down-size.
"I look forward to seeing the site progress over the years, and to creating a thriving new community in the East."
Work is set to finish on the development in 2029.
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