Designed by renowned ecological architects Gale & Snowden, and built to Passivhaus principles, each home at Rosemoor is a testament to craftmanship, thoughtfulness and sustainable innovation. Passivhaus buildings are so well constructed, insulated and ventilated that they retain heat from the sun and the activities of their occupants, requiring very little additional heating or cooling. This makes them more sustainable for the planet and for the bank balance.

These levels of consideration extend to every square inch of a Rosemoor home. In the interior, a luxury specification includes triple glazed windows, Siemens appliances, solid quartz worktops, wool carpets and engineered wood flooring, which mirrors the quality of specification on the exterior. The thermal envelope of the house is incredibly well-insulated and airtight, delivering an airtight performance that is ten times more efficient than the average building in the UK. The air in the house is controlled by a ventilation system (called Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery) which quietly pulls in fresh air from outside, filters it and then using the warmth of the air within the house recovers an extraordinary 90% of the heat before releasing the old air outside. This works harmoniously with underfloor heating to maintain a comfortable and consistent indoor temperature throughout the seasons. These features not only promise an impressive 64% reduction in energy bills* but also ensure resilience against rising energy costs.

Through Belfield's partnership with Gale & Snowden, each Rosemoor home is designed to be as healthy for homeowners as it is for the planet. Natural, chemical-free materials have been chosen throughout and innovative features, such as reduced electromagnetic zones and circadian rhythm-enhancing lighting, aim to foster healthier living environments. The MVHR ventilation system creates a superior air quality within the house which reduces allergy sufferers' symptoms dramatically, and the electric car charging point encourages cleaner air outside the home.

*excluding EV charging
​*average older property vs. average new build. Data from the 'Watt a Save' report July 2023 by House Builders Federation

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