The final nine houses at Blueprint's trend-bucking eco development Green Street in The Meadows are to be released for sale to the public on Friday March 4.  

Due to phenomenal interest in previous releases, Blueprint is advising people to contact the agents and register their interest now. 

The first two phases bucked the trend of a depressed property market by selling entirely off plan three months before the first house reached completion, and the first nine houses from phase three released at the end of January all found buyers within 72 hours. 

The £8 million scheme is a mixture of 38 three-bed and -four-bed bed contemporary town houses next to the picturesque Victoria Gardens on the Trent Embankment.

Designed by Nottingham based, award winning architects Marsh Grochowski, the development is built on Blueprint's core values of design driven quality and sustainability. It features solar photovoltaic supplemented electricity, whole-house heat recovery, super insulation and air tightness way above new building standards.

The homes are priced from around £170,000 to £235,000 and are being sold nationally by Savills via their Nottingham office and locally by Royston and Lund in West Bridgford. 

Following the overwhelming success of Green Street, Blueprint is now working on plans for a similar urban eco homes development on a city centre site. 

Development director John Long, from Blueprint, said: "It is early days, but experience at Green Street shows people want to buy these types of houses off-plan, and with our next development, we're hoping to offer the option of bespoke design and layout for each house buyer."

Multi-award winning developer Blueprint, based in Nottingham, has been responsible for two other major schemes on brown field sites - No.1 Nottingham Science Park, off University Boulevard, and Phoenix Square in Leicester, which comprises homes, office studios, independent arts cinema and a café bar.