T A Fisher completes acquisition of Burghfield Common site for 32 new homes

T A Fisher is pleased to confirm the acquisition of a five-acre residential development site in Burghfield Common, following the grant of planning permission for 32 new homes.

Located on land to the north of Reading Road, the site is accessed via Regis Manor Road and benefits from an attractive setting backing onto mature woodland.

The development will provide a varied mix of homes, ranging from one- and two-bedroom apartments through to four-bedroom detached houses, offering a choice of properties for people at different stages of life.

The acquisition represents another high-quality residential development opportunity for T A Fisher in a well-connected and established local community.

Construction is anticipated to commence in autumn 2026, with the first new homes expected to be ready for occupation in early 2028.

Those interested in the development can register their early interest via the T A Fisher website.

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