The historic area of Whitefield has been shortlisted in the 2015 Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) North West Awards.
Fourteen new family houses, 18 refurbished heritage terraces and a new green open space now occupy the site of the former Presbytery which was derelict for many years.
Julie Palmer, senior regeneration officer for Pendle Council said: “These awards are for the most inspirational initiatives in the UK.
PEARL2, the joint venture company run by Pendle Council and local contractor, investor and developer, Barnfield Construction has lead on the ambitious programme in Whitefield over recent years. Tim Webber, managing director of Barnfield and a board member of PEARL said: “As a Pendle developer, based less than two miles away, we’re proud to have played a big part in this stunning housing scheme and in creating a new future in this area of Nelson.”
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