"Nestled away in Priors Hall, Corby, The Thicket by Rewild Homes is doing something different with sustainable housing. This Northamptonshire development isn't trying to be just another eco-project with a few solar panels slapped on the roof. The name itself comes from the woodland character that shaped the entire design, which tells you something about how seriously they've taken the environmental angle here. It's part of a broader movement in the area, but The Thicket stands out for actually following through on its green promises."
"Rewild Homes has built its reputation on refusing to choose between sustainability and livability, and you can see that playing out across this development. The homes manage to be energy efficient and environmentally responsible without feeling like you're camping indoors or sacrificing modern conveniences. They've used sustainable materials and construction methods throughout, but not in that performative way some developers do when they're really just ticking boxes for marketing purposes."
The Thicket in Priors Hall, Corby combines woodland-inspired design with robust sustainability measures to create livable, energy-efficient homes. Rewild Homes prioritized natural features and used sustainable materials and construction methods rather than superficial eco upgrades. Large windows maximize daylight while home orientations exploit natural heating and cooling to reduce energy use. The development sits within a community with shops and schools, balancing practical living and preserved natural character. The project emphasizes genuine environmental integration over performative marketing, aiming to maintain convenience without sacrificing green credentials. The approach targets real daily-life impacts through thoughtful design and materials.
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