Fresh plans to build 15 new homes in the north Norfolk village of Happisburgh have been drawn up.
An application has been made to build the homes on a site east of Whimpwell Steet.
The 1.5 acres of land is split across two fields, with the northern part being an unused section of a caravan park and the land to the south being agricultural land.
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The first application for the development was submitted in August 2020.
A revised design and access statement published as part of the application shows a mix of one-to-four-bedroom houses and bungalows – and includes properties on the open market as well as a provision for affordable housing.
There would be one four-bed house, four three-bed properties, seven two-bed homes, and three one-bed bungalows.
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