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Part of ABOUT US Part of ABOUT US THE MORTON GROUP is a wholly-owned family business specialising in property development, construction, residential home development and sales as well as the ownership and operation of a successful leisure accommodation and facilities business. Newly established as a group but successfully operating since 1980 from the North East of England, the management team bring together a wealth of experience in the construction and development sector. Their unique vision and daring means they combine expertise, push boundaries and deliver exceptional returns for investors. They are passionate about retaining excellence in the region and are committed to training and developing their workforce. The schemes outlined here are all currently on site, in planning or operational with a range of investment opportunities available. 2 3 COMPANIES KAPEX CONSTRUCTION is a leading building FIND – BUILD – DELIVER – MANAGE contractor offering complete building and civil engineering solutions. Our approach to any development is completely holistic with the ultimate objective of guaranteeing We pride ourselves on our client focused approach. the best possible returns through sales to a We listen and liaise to find the best delivery solution well-researched market. in the most cost-effective manner. Our team source land and existing building sites Our agile team and flexibility allows us to offer a throughout the UK, for both residential and truly unique methodology regardless of the size or commercial opportunities. We believe we can make complexity of a project. schemes happen where others have failed or not even We are able to offer value solutions on both multi attempted. million pound developments as well as smaller Our group position provides us with 360° expertise: construction projects. Technical Expertise – our experienced team identify previously unseen opportunities to maximise value. Commercial Acumen – we have a pool of knowledge and research resources, allowing us to identify the right market and deliver what the market wants at attractive price points. Delivery – using Kapex Construction to deliver the construction elements keeps us in control of costs, REGENTS GATE HOMES is the customer contractors and profit requirements. facing brand for the residential build to sell projects We work with our own land bank, with partners and developed by Lok Developments. in joint ventures. Our SPV structure brings a refreshing With a vision to provide homeowners the transparency to each project ensuring developers’ highest-quality living spaces in the most striking profit is retained and shared with our partners. of locations whilst providing the peace of mind of a seamless customer journey, full warranty and unsurpassed after care service. 4 5 PROJECTS RESIDENTIAL BUILD TO SELL Regents Plaza Apartments PROJECTS Gosforth, Newcastle Upon Tyne Regents Gate Homes currently have 4 developments in the marketplace with others in the pipeline. We work with a selection of regional Estate Agents to take these developments to market. Projects outlined here include: Regents Plaza Apartments, Gosforth 07 Sycamore Square, Gosforth 08 Prospect House, Hexham 10 1 & 2 Bedrooms Street Gate Development, Gateshead 11 45,000 sq ft Duplex Penthouses Regents Plaza comprises 70 apartments in Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne. The existing building is part of the extensive regeneration of a once exclusively commercial area. • Completion 2020 • 1, 2 and 3 bed apartments NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE • 4 additional storeys • Adjacent to transport hub • High Street amenities close by 70 GDV UNITS £14.8M 6 7 RESIDENTIAL BUILD TO SELL Sycamore Square Gosforth, Newcastle Upon Tyne Contemporary Apartments Landscaped Setting Detached Executive Homes Exclusive & Private The North Avenue development will comprise of 37 NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE units located in Gosforth, Newcastle Upon Tyne. • Completion 2021 • 13 detached, 4 and 5 bed family homes 3 storey Townhouses 37 GDV • 14 apartments and 10 four bed town houses UNITS £21M 8 9 RESIDENTIAL BUILD TO SELL RESIDENTIAL BUILD TO SELL Prospect House Street Gate Hexham, Northumberland Gateshead, Tyne & Wear SUDS / AMENITY 08 07 HT3 HT5 06 05 SHARED HT1 SURFACE 04 HT1 09 03 e vis 6 x is vis 5 t HT2 in g TURNING h 02 HT2 (special) e HEAD d g HT2 10 e r o 01 w HT2 HT2 HT6 existing HT7a tree TURNING HEAD HT7b HT7a 15 11 AMENITY 16 vis 1 17 vis 2 e 18 x i s HT6 t i n g HT8 h e vis 3 12 d g e r SHARED o HT2 w HT5 SURFACE SHARED 21 SURFACE 21, 4-Bed Houses 13 HT9 14 HT2 HT4 vis 4 19 HT2 20 16 Units Original Features Market Town Location The conversion of a beautiful listed building in the centre of the market town of A planned 4 phased development released from the Green Belt in 2014 by the local Hexham, Northumberland with the charm of the Abbey, Old Gaol, shops and authority. Well positioned in Gateshead, on the edge of farm land with excellent views restaurants on the doorstep. across the Tyne Valley. • 1 townhouse, 4 cottages, 11 flats/apartments • First phase creates 21 residential units GATESHEAD, TYNE & WEAR • Original features retained HEXHAM • Located in popular Gateshead suburb • Located close to all town amenities • ‘Outstanding’ School catchment area • On-site resident parking • Three subsequent phases with • Strong downsize-market 50 units in total 16 GDV 21 GDV • Views across the Tyne Valley UNITS £4M UNITS £6.5M 10 11 PROJECTS BTR PROJECTS A small selection of the projects LOK Developments are currently working on. All are under negotiation and scheduled to begin within the next 12 months. We work in a range of sectors: • Build to Rent (BTR) • Student Accommodation • Residential Build to Sell • Leisure • Mixed Use Urban Living 214 Unit Scheme City Location A city centre BTR development • 214 apartments over 8 floors NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE • Ground floor retail units • Basement car parking • Five minutes walk from the train station • City amenities on the doorstep 214 GDV UNITS £32.25M 12 13 BTR BTR 204 Units Urban Living City Centre Location 198 Units Urban Living Quality Finishes BTR plot on a large site Part of a local authority earmarked NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE residential masterplan GATESHEAD, TYNE & WEAR • A mix of 198, 1 & 2 bed apartments and for development 2,3 & 4 bed family homes • 204 units on a brownfield site • A mix of houses and apartments 204 GDV 198 GDV • Close to major arterial routes, UNITS £32M transport links, shopping and leisure UNITS £28M 14 15 STUDENT ACCOMMODATION RESIDENTIAL BUILD TO SELL Regent Manor Residential Development Newcastle Upon Tyne Hexham Communal living spaces Sympathetic redevelopment En-suite facilities New Bridge Street _ Proposed Front Elevation 15018 New Bridge Street March 19 Mawson Kerr Architects Ltd, 1 Charlotte Square , Newcastle upon Tyne,Regent NE1 4XF Manor is a student accommodation development opportunity in central This brownfield site will be our second project in Hexham and involves the demolition of Newcastle, adjacent to Northumbria University and a 10 minute walk to Newcastle existing commercial buildings and the delivery of 30 residential units. University. The property is located on New Bridge Street around the corner from The site is prominently located in the popular Manors metro station - an area popular with market town and will offer a mix of 4 and 5 bed students from both universities. houses and 2 bed apartments. HEXHAM NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE We anticipate planning being submitted in early 2020 to begin on site later in the year. 24 GDV 30 GDV UNITS £6.7M UNITS £7M 16 17 LEISURE DEVELOPMENT MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT Middleton Hall Project Reach Northumberland Prime Newcastle Upon Tyne The Boathouse Urban Living Woodland Cottage Scheme Middleton Hall Estates encompasses 30 acres nestled amidst beautiful Northumberland woodland with outlooks towards the stunning coastline and Holy Island. Already a successfully trading leisure business, there is a 6 yr development plan to add accommodation and facilities to provide a unique leisure offer for the county. High Value Residential Grade II listed Hall built c1860 with 15th century origins – currently 16 bedrooms, a A blue-sky thinking project that will generate a new 3.4 acre footprint for development licensed wedding venue and other accommodation: in a prime Newcastle upon Tyne location. Lake Cottage, The Folly, The Boat House, The Coach House Transport links with the city centre just minutes away. Development plans include: A combination of retail, commercial and residential has been identified as feasible. • 12 additional woodland holiday rental cottages • 70,000 sq ft of retail • Build to sell bespoke homes NORTHUMBERLAND • 70,000 sq ft of Grade A Commercial PRIME NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE • Custom built function suite • 585, 000 sq ft of mixed residential • Redevelopment of walled gardens Location enjoys prime Newcastle upon Tyne and greenhouses 6YEAR residential values. • Destination restaurant GDV GDV PLAN £10+M £89.1M 18 19 PROJECTS HERITAGE RESTORATION All Saints Church PROJECTS Newcastle Upon Tyne A selection of Kapex Construction projects where we are currently on site or have recently completed. They illustrate the delivery of our diverse range of in-house skills and expertise. All Saints Church, Newcastle upon Tyne 21 Ashford Grove, Mitford 22 Tulip Mews, Heddon-on-the-Wall 23 Eldon House - Regent Centre, Newcastle upon Tyne 24 Babucho, Cramlington 25 Albert House, Durham 26 Kapex were appointed by Gateshead Presbyterian Church to deliver an iconic Grade I Back Silver Street, Durham 27 restoration project in the heart of Newcastle Upon Tyne - 18th Century All Saints Church. Following a complex tender process Kapex were awarded the scheme to undertake Former Klondyke site, Ashford, Kent 28 heritage window replacement, re-roofing works, lead replacement, stone repairs and The Bradley Lowery House 29 internal works. Working alongside Historic England, Tyne and Wear Building Preservation Trust and other key stakeholders Kapex have been able to complete what is a sympathetic refurbishment to the existing building in keeping with the surrounding area.
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