Muller Property Group is pleased to announce the launch of the first stage of the Barnoldswick public consultation on the proposed future development of the Fernbank site. Acquired by Hope Technology in 2014, the site has remained unoccupied for the past decade following the demolition of the historic Fernbank Mill. This consultation marks an important step towards transforming this 5.7-acre brownfield site into a vibrant community asset.
The proposed scheme will deliver 90 homes, including 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, 2 & 3 bedroom townhouses, and 3 & 4 bedroom semi-detached homes, with an affordable housing allocation, and featuring a mix of both private and communal gardens.
Situated within the defined settlement boundary of Barnoldswick and in a highly sustainable location with excellent connectivity to the town centre, the Fernbank site is ideally positioned for redevelopment. Muller Property Group plans to reintroduce a sense of community to the site by adding new homes that will enhance the existing residential offerings in Barnoldswick.
Collectively, these proposals aim to positively contribute to the economic future of Barnoldswick, creating new employment opportunities and delivering much-needed housing.
Quote From Hope:
“Muller Property Group have a track record of delivery and we’re excited to embark on this journey and engage with the local community to transforming Fernbank into a thriving residential community that honours Barnoldswick’s rich heritage.”
Ian Weatherill, Director at Hope Technology
Quote From Muller:
“We value the opinions and insights of the local community, and we invite everyone to participate in this consultation process and share their thoughts. Together, we can create a development that reflects the spirit and values of Barnoldswick.”
Colin Muller, Founder & Chief Executive, Muller Property Group
Get Involved:
The Barnoldswick Public Consultation will provide an opportunity for local residents, businesses, and stakeholders to share their views and contribute to shaping the future of Fernbank.
For more information and to participate in the public consultation, please visit the dedicated website where feedback can be submitted.
Press Coverage:
View the press coverage here: Lancashire Telegraph | Craven Herald
