The Dairy Meadow Development Company

The Dairy Meadow Development Company is a family run business owned by the Nelson family, who have lived in West Marton for over five generations.

When the creamery at West Marton closed in 2001 with no prospect of regenerating the dairy, planning permission was sought to redevelop the site for residential properties, with the unanimous support of the villagers.

Our aim has been to create a development that is not only architecturally pleasing but one that will enable future home owners to raise their families in secure and pleasant surroundings. The houses have all been designed to integrate well with the existing community whilst meeting the demands of modern day living.

In addition, with consideration for future generations living in the community, emphasis has been placed on environmental issues, as well as ensuring that the development does not detract from the beauty of the landscape.

The Professional Team

The entire professional team from Architect, Estate Advisers, Quantity Surveyor, Builder, through to the Sales Agent, have long standing expertise in the design and development of high quality rural properties.

They have considerable knowledge in environmentally friendly building techniques, materials and energy sources. All are committed to high quality standards, with great attention to detail and have excellent customer service reputations. In addition, they share common values too - they care about the work that they do and how they do it.

The Builder

Local company, Landmarks (UK) Ltd have been selected as the builder and adviser on the development. The company has considerable experience and expertise as developers of high quality rural properties in the Yorkshire region.

The company’s commitment to quality standards and customer service is second to none. Their highly qualified and experienced craftsmen are known for their attention to detail and superb quality of work. This coupled with their undoubted expertise in the use of new materials, build techniques and environmental issues, makes them an ideal partner for the development.