Agents Connells are marketing homes on the site in Bromyard’s Old Road.
They include a five-bedroom detached home in Bromyard’s Old Road, with a price tag of £475,000.
Described as a “high specification family home”, which is situated on “Blossom Lane”, a development of six bespoke homes.
According to the agents, the homes, which are all fully fitted Benchmarx kitchen, a number of integrated appliances and “high-quality flooring”, are available to reserve immediately.
The home spans over 1,700 square feet, with accommodation spread across three floors.
Externally, the homes come with driveway parking, a detached garage, and an EV charging point.
Homes on the Old Road site have been worked on by a number of building companies since first receiving planning permission some 20 years ago.
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Initially land off Clover Terrace was built on, with a further application for six homes approved by council planners in 2014.
But work was slow to start, with concerns raised in 2021 over the structural safety of homes in Clover Terrace, which overlooks the site.
Despite that, works later started in earnest, with several large homes mostly built and being marketed for sale by the end of 2022.
According to RJ Country Homes, which marketed the homes, some had even been sold subject to contract, listed at prices of around £450,000.
But despite the progress, things then ground to a halt, with the building site falling silent and the homes left unfinished.
Documents filed to Companies House revealed that building company Martin Bruce Homes Ltd, which was latterly responsible for the project, had fallen into financial difficulties, with receivers called in by May 2023.
The building site then sat for some considerable time with no work being carried out.
But now, activity appears to have restarted, with fencing opened up and vans and builders spotted on site.
It is understood that none of the homes, which stand in front and behind two huge retaining walls, were finished before the last building company ceased work on the site.