With the pressure to help protect the environment amid heightened energy prices, choosing a new property with a low carbon footprint is understandably a priority for homeowners.
You can gain valuable insights into your new build’s energy efficiency - and how it could potentially save you money - through its Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating. A property’s rating can be boosted by features including renewable energy generation such as photovoltaic solar panels.
A more sustainable future
At Grace Homes, we are committed to creating sustainable homes that not only provide comfort and style but also contribute to a greener future.
By choosing a Grace Homes development, you join a community committed to reducing carbon emissions, minimising energy consumption, and embracing an environmentally-friendly way of life, while reducing your bills at the same time.
We are proud to offer sustainable homes that include:
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EPC A-rated
All domestic properties legally require an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) if they are being sold or rented, before they go on the market. An approved assessor produces the report, giving a rating from A-G (with A being the best), to help potential homeowners make informed decisions.
At Grace Homes, our mission is to create an exceptional living environment with features that prioritise energy efficiency and environmental responsibility. We set a high benchmark of achieving EPC A-ratings for energy usage and carbon emissions in all our new build properties, through such additions as photovoltaic solar panels and smart electric car charging points.
For example, all the homes at one of our stunning locations are EPC A-rated, including photovoltaic solar panels on the roof and a hybrid inverter ready for a home battery to store excess generated energy.
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Air source heat pumps
This increasingly popular technology is a cost-effective green option for your home. The low-energy, high efficiency heat and hot water system works by moving heat from the surrounding air into a property. Heat pumps need significantly less energy than fossil fuel-burning traditional heating systems and are known for working well with underfloor heating systems.
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Photovoltaic solar panels
These PV panels convert sunlight into electrical energy that can be used to generate power in your property or be stored in batteries. At Grace Homes, these are fitted as standard and scaled to suit the size of your home - an ideal way to supplement your renewable energy supply.
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Renewable electricity
Battery storage systems are an ideal way for homeowners to save money on their energy bills. Storing the renewable energy your property generates is a great back-up energy source that helps you to control your usage, reduce demand on the grid and lessen your impact on the environment.
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Underfloor heating
This energy-efficient method provides the ideal choice for new build properties. The controllable heat technology radiates through each room, making your home warm and cosy through those long winter days. They are also known for working well with greener heat sources such as air source heat pumps.
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Smart EV charger
With increasing numbers of motorists making the swap to electric vehicles in the UK, developers like Grace Homes understand the need to provide EV chargers for their residents. New regulations brought in by the government now ensure that chargers have ‘smart’ functionality, with a data connection to the vehicle. The smart functionality allows for charging when there is less demand on the grid and therefore cheaper, or where more renewable electricity is available.
The Zappi EV charger has the functionality to use 100% of the electricity generated from the property’s PV solar panels – so you can effectively charge your car for free.
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Water saving
For those who prefer to take showers instead of baths and use efficient appliances such as taps and shower fittings to develop eco-friendly water-saving measures. At Grace Homes, all our luxury homes come with state-of-the-art taps and shower fittings at conserve water without compromising on functionality.
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Fibre broadband
Take advantage of ultra-fast connectivity, whether for leisure activities or if you’re working from home. Full fibre broadband is a greener choice than traditional copper cables as it uses light signals instead of electrical currents, leading to a smaller carbon footprint and bringing energy cost savings.
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Biodiversity and open space
Grace Homes developments are designed with green spaces as a priority, with wildlife areas created to enhance biodiversity. With 84% of the UK population living in towns and cities, according to the UK Health Alliance on Climate Change, access to green spaces for exercise and recreation to help people’s wellbeing is vitally important. Having well-managed green spaces that enhance biodiversity and restore nature can bring many health benefits.
Why choose Grace Homes?
Our industry-leading commitment to innovation and quality combines the highest specifications with the latest developments in sustainable living.
We align our values with the principles of the 2025 Future Homes Standard, which emphasises achieving EPC A-ratings for energy usage and carbon emissions.
One of our key developments that incorporates sustainable technology is Chestnut Edge, in the thriving village of Stoke Albany, near Market Harborough. These stunning properties are EPC A-rated and include PV panels, electric car charging points and a hybrid inverter ready for a home battery to store excess generated energy.
It’s these features, combined with homes designed to rigorous standards of construction, using meticulous craftsmanship and a keen attention to detail, that results in an exceptional, high-quality finish.
If you’re looking to embrace the future of eco-friendly living while owning a beautiful energy efficient home in a lovely setting, contact us today to discover more.
To ask about any of our new homes or request a brochure, please call 01536 740019 or email [email protected]. Alternatively, fill out our form below and one of our home experts will get back to you as soon as we can.
With the pressure to help protect the environment amid heightened energy prices, choosing a new property with a low carbon footprint is understandably a priority for homeowners.
You can gain valuable insights into your new build’s energy efficiency - and how it could potentially save you money - through its Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating. A property’s rating can be boosted by features including renewable energy generation such as photovoltaic solar panels.
A more sustainable future
At Grace Homes, we are committed to creating sustainable homes that not only provide comfort and style but also contribute to a greener future.
By choosing a Grace Homes development, you join a community committed to reducing carbon emissions, minimising energy consumption, and embracing an environmentally-friendly way of life, while reducing your bills at the same time.
We are proud to offer sustainable homes that include:
EPC A-rated
All domestic properties legally require an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) if they are being sold or rented, before they go on the market. An approved assessor produces the report, giving a rating from A-G (with A being the best), to help potential homeowners make informed decisions.
At Grace Homes, our mission is to create an exceptional living environment with features that prioritise energy efficiency and environmental responsibility. We set a high benchmark of achieving EPC A-ratings for energy usage and carbon emissions in all our new build properties, through such additions as photovoltaic solar panels and smart electric car charging points.
For example, all the homes at one of our stunning locations are EPC A-rated, including photovoltaic solar panels on the roof and a hybrid inverter ready for a home battery to store excess generated energy.
Air source heat pumps
This increasingly popular technology is a cost-effective green option for your home. The low-energy, high efficiency heat and hot water system works by moving heat from the surrounding air into a property. Heat pumps need significantly less energy than fossil fuel-burning traditional heating systems and are known for working well with underfloor heating systems.
Photovoltaic solar panels
These PV panels convert sunlight into electrical energy that can be used to generate power in your property or be stored in batteries. At Grace Homes, these are fitted as standard and scaled to suit the size of your home - an ideal way to supplement your renewable energy supply.
Renewable electricity
Battery storage systems are an ideal way for homeowners to save money on their energy bills. Storing the renewable energy your property generates is a great back-up energy source that helps you to control your usage, reduce demand on the grid and lessen your impact on the environment.
Underfloor heating
This energy-efficient method provides the ideal choice for new build properties. The controllable heat technology radiates through each room, making your home warm and cosy through those long winter days. They are also known for working well with greener heat sources such as air source heat pumps.
Smart EV charger
With increasing numbers of motorists making the swap to electric vehicles in the UK, developers like Grace Homes understand the need to provide EV chargers for their residents. New regulations brought in by the government now ensure that chargers have ‘smart’ functionality, with a data connection to the vehicle. The smart functionality allows for charging when there is less demand on the grid and therefore cheaper, or where more renewable electricity is available.
The Zappi EV charger has the functionality to use 100% of the electricity generated from the property’s PV solar panels – so you can effectively charge your car for free.
Water saving
For those who prefer to take showers instead of baths and use efficient appliances such as taps and shower fittings to develop eco-friendly water-saving measures. At Grace Homes, all our luxury homes come with state-of-the-art taps and shower fittings at conserve water without compromising on functionality.
Fibre broadband
Take advantage of ultra-fast connectivity, whether for leisure activities or if you’re working from home. Full fibre broadband is a greener choice than traditional copper cables as it uses light signals instead of electrical currents, leading to a smaller carbon footprint and bringing energy cost savings.
Biodiversity and open space
Grace Homes developments are designed with green spaces as a priority, with wildlife areas created to enhance biodiversity. With 84% of the UK population living in towns and cities, according to the UK Health Alliance on Climate Change, access to green spaces for exercise and recreation to help people’s wellbeing is vitally important. Having well-managed green spaces that enhance biodiversity and restore nature can bring many health benefits.
Why choose Grace Homes?
Our industry-leading commitment to innovation and quality combines the highest specifications with the latest developments in sustainable living.
We align our values with the principles of the 2025 Future Homes Standard, which emphasises achieving EPC A-ratings for energy usage and carbon emissions.
One of our key developments that incorporates sustainable technology is Chestnut Edge, in the thriving village of Stoke Albany, near Market Harborough. These stunning properties are EPC A-rated and include PV panels, electric car charging points and a hybrid inverter ready for a home battery to store excess generated energy.
It’s these features, combined with homes designed to rigorous standards of construction, using meticulous craftsmanship and a keen attention to detail, that results in an exceptional, high-quality finish.
If you’re looking to embrace the future of eco-friendly living while owning a beautiful energy efficient home in a lovely setting, contact us today to discover more.
To ask about any of our new homes or request a brochure, please call 01536 740019 or email [email protected]. Alternatively, fill out our form below and one of our home experts will get back to you as soon as we can.