Views sought on plans for 130 property development including affordable homes, family houses and bungalows for elderly in Doncaster
Residents are being invited to share their views on proposals for around 130 new homes on land north of Littleworth Lane in Rossington, as family-run, Doncaster-based housebuilder Albemarle Homes launches a public consultation on the plans.
The housebuilder says the proposals would deliver a sustainable and well-designed new neighbourhood that reflects the character of Rossington and provides high-quality homes for local people.
The plans include a mix of affordable homes, family houses and bungalows for older residents, all designed around green spaces, landscaping and strong public transport links, including walking access to Doncaster South Park & Ride.
A spokesman said: “The development will deliver a range of community, economic and environmental benefits, including new jobs and apprenticeships during construction, attractive green spaces for recreation, and energy-efficient homes built to modern environmental standards, alongside new planting, wildlife habitats and SuDS features that contribute to biodiversity net gain.”
Ahead of submitting a planning application to City of Doncaster Council in 2026, Albemarle Homes is consulting with residents, local groups and interested parties about the proposals to hear the views of the community.
As such, a public exhibition has been arranged for Wednesday December 3 at Rossington Miners Welfare, West End Lane, Rossington,
Doncaster, DN11 0DU from 2pm to 8pm.
Local residents are encouraged to attend the exhibition, where members of the development team will be on hand to discuss the proposals, answer questions and listen to the views of the community.
Feedback forms will be available for people to share their comments and help shape the plans before they are finalised.
Darryl Barker, at Albemarle Homes, said: “We’re excited to share our early plans for new homes off Littleworth Lane and to begin a genuine conversation with local residents about how the proposals can best serve Rossington.
“Our aim is to deliver more than just new housing. We want to create a high-quality, well-connected neighbourhood that reflects the character of the village, provides homes for local people and delivers lasting benefits, such as new green spaces and investment in the community.
“By working closely with local residents and stakeholders, we can ensure the final plans meet local needs and make a positive contribution to Rossington’s future.”
More information about the plans is available on the dedicated project website at www.albemarlehomes.co.uk/littleworthlaneconsultation/, where residents can view the proposals in full and share their feedback by completing the online form.
Consultation leaflets will also be delivered locally, providing details of the scheme and how to submit comments. Anyone wishing to speak directly with a member of the development team can call the community information line on 0333 358 0502, available Monday to Friday between 9am and 5.30pm.
The consultation will remain open until December 10 2025. Once it closes, all feedback will be carefully reviewed and summarised in a Consultation Report, which will form part of the planning application submitted to City of Doncaster Council.