A scheme to build six bungalows near Sudbury has been given the go-ahead by planners.
In August, Self Build Developments submitted proposals to Babergh District Council seeking permission to build the small development in The Hill, Stanstead.
The developer originally received planning permission to build two homes and four bungalows, though this proposal was revised after it considered the “current economic climate”.
Self Build Developments said the designs of the homes had been “carefully considered” to fit within the land.
The planning statement said: “The principle of development has already been proven on the site so that is not in question, but we believe that the proposals are appropriate to the area and will complement the adjacent houses and enhance the current gap in the established residential building line of Upper Street.”
Babergh planners gave the development the green light last week.
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