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JTP’s 315-home Cornish masterplan approved
The Church of England’s property arm has secured planning permission for 315-homes on the outskirts of Falmouth.
The Church of England’s property arm has secured planning permission for 315-homes, masterplanned by JTP, on the outskirts of Falmouth.
Cornwall council’s strategic planning committee resolved yesterday (Thursday) to grant outline consent to the Church Commissioners for England for a new 315-home community between Falmouth and the neighbouring town of Penryn.
The 13.4-hectare site straddles four fields and is owned by the commissioners, who run the Church of England’s property portfolio.
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