The Heritage District

Like the pioneering airplanes that came before it, The Heritage District is designed to be different.

YTL Developments believe that places are as much about people as about buildings, which is why The Heritage District is based on a network of "living streets".

These outdoor spaces - including shaded shared gardens, landscaped public squares and exciting play areas for children - are designed to bring people together. Step outside your home and feel connected to both nature and the neighbourhood. Enjoy the sweet scent of wild flowers planted along every street. Get lost in a book sitting beneath the dappled shade of blossoming fruit trees. Stroll along the quiet garden streets or join families heading for the playground.

But the carefully considered landscaping is designed to be useful as well as beautiful. Rain gardens act as sustainable drainage systems. Native flowers bring in bees and other pollinators to boost biodiversity. And the walkable streets prioritise pedestrians and families playing out.

The houses themselves feature beautifully intricate brickwork that complements the native planting. Inside, picture windows fill the rooms with natural light and clever layouts help to maximise the sense of space. Offering more light, more flexibility and more social living, The Heritage District is a new urban quarter that's much more you.

The Heritage District lies to the south of the amazing Aerospace Bristol Museum. It is located along a Heritage Trail that connects this exciting new district through to the historic listed Hangar 16U, which is set to be reborn as a new local, social hub for the community.

The 100 new homes will be a mix of two, three and four-bedroom houses set amongst peaceful, tree-lined streets across a south-facing hillside that's at the heart of the historic former Filton Airfield.

Residents will enjoy direct access to a wonderful array of outside spaces. The extended neighbourhood is set out on a network of liveable tree-lined streets, close to attractive public squares, and features shared garden streets that will be open for everyone to enjoy.