Since 1989 Peter Ward Homes have completed the following sites:-

1989, 1990
1990 - 1993
Belgrave Mansions, Bridlington - exclusive seaside apartments offering luxury and comfort.

1990 - 1993
Ryedales, Hull - a large town centre site offering detached and semi-detached houses and bungalows.

1992
Westwood Gate, Beverley - 4/5 bedroom homes arranged around a pleasant cul-de-sac.

1992, 1993
Church Green, Molescroft - luxury development of truly magnificent homes in a rural setting.

1994
Pinfold Mews, Beverley - 2/3 bedroom quality mews homes all within a beautifully designed setting.

1995
Longmans Lane, Cottingham - 4/5 bedroom luxury homes in the centre of this village.

1993 - 1995
Manor Park, Beverley - an exclusive development of executive homes close to the town centre.

1995 - 1996
Oak Hill, Willerby - 3/4/5 bedroom houses and bungalows built in the West Hull village of Willerby offering traditional suburban style in the perfect location.

1996 - 1997
Carlton Rise, Beverley - a traditional mix of suburban housing offering 2, 3 and 4 bedroom town, detached and semi-detached houses.

1997 - 1998
West Mill Rise, Walkington - a rural site offering spacious stylish 4 and 5 bedroom homes.

1998 - 2001
Weighton Wold, Market Weighton - with 3 to 5 bedroom houses, is ideally situated in the gateway to the Wolds.

1998 - 2002
Halls Ropery, Barton - a development of 3 and 4 bedroom houses perfectly positioned for access to main regional routes.

1999 - 2000
The Towpath, Leven - a beautiful mix of bungalows and houses in a village setting.

1998 - 1999
Woodhall Park, Beverley - a select residential development on the edge of this market town.

1998 - 1999
Lockwood Drive, Beverley - a development of 3 and 4 bedroom houses located to the North of the town.

1999 - 2001
Manor Green, North Frodingham - a truly rural location. A mixed development of seven plots and five different house types, all four bedroom executive homes.

2000 - 2004
St. Georges, Goole, is a mixed development of bungalows and houses offering 2 to 4 bedrooms. Ideal for commuters or those who wish to live in a semi-rural environment, but still be close to major towns and cities.

2000 - 2002
Spaldingate, Holme upon Spalding Moor - an impressive development of 4 bedroom houses, located in an important village in the centre of beautiful, rich agricultural countryside.

2000 - 2006
Sandholme Park, Gilberdyke - a development of quality 4 bedroom detached houses, located between Hull and Goole in the quiet, friendly village of Gilberdyke. Excellent links via the M62 and rail network.

2003 - 2004
Sandfield Green, Market Weighton - a development featuring 2, 3 and 4 bed homes, Sandfield Green is ideally situated on the outskirts of Market Weighton, which is itself the gateway to the Wolds.

2003 - 2006
The Old Grammar School, Barton - the second development in Barton for Peter Ward Homes, featuring 3 and 4 bedroom houses on a small and quiet site to the south of the town, and with superb communication links.

2004 - 2006
Rectory View, Beeford - this development of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom houses combines rural life and country living, whilst being close to the East Ridings major towns. The Yorkshire Heritage coast and a number of seaside resorts and beaches are also a short drive away as are the Yorkshire Wolds and Moors.

2005
Back Lane, Holme-upon-Spalding-Moor - a mini development of two four bedroom detached houses, each with a single integral garage. This was Peter Ward Homes second involvement with the village, the first being the successful Spaldingate development of 2000 to 2002.

2005 – 2007
College Close, Goole – There is a regular Trans-Pennine service to Manchester and trains to Hull, Doncaster and Leeds run regularly, linking into the national rail network. The new international airport, Robin Hood Airport, is just 20 minutes away with low cost flights to a number of European destinations. All this means Goole is ideal for commuters and people who want to be close enough to major towns and cities, but still want to live in a semi-rural town.

2006 - 2009
Southwood Park, Driffield - located in the centre of East Yorkshire, Driffield is seen as the “Capital of the Wolds”. It is the perfect place for those who want to get to the region’s main towns and cities but still live in a country town. The development comprises three and four bedroomed homes and over 50 plots.

2006 - 2008
Trinity Fold, South Cave - situated in a thriving village with pubs, restaurants and shops plus all the local services you need. Featuring both three and four bedroom homes, Trinity Fold offers a wide range of choice in house types and layout.

2006 - 2008
Westfields, Kilnwick - Westfields, Kilnwick is a unique location. Each one of the four new houses offers the perfect blend of contemporary living in a beautiful country setting.

2007 - present
Habrough Fields, Immingham – Habrough Fields is located between Immingham, a busy small town, and Habrough, a delightful Lincolnshire village. Built in open countryside, with views over the Lincolnshire Wolds, Habrough Fields offers a semi-rural location. The site features three and four bedroomed homes.

2007 – 2007
Little End, Holme upon Spalding Moor – a mini development of two semi-detached cottage style houses, The Nook and The Holly. This was Peter Ward Homes third involvement with the village, the first being the successful Spaldingate development of 2000 to 2002.

2007 - present
Captains Close, Goole – Captain’s Close in Goole offers all the advantages of a modern town, with excellent road and rail links but at the same time is in a semi-rural setting. In short it is the perfect location for this development of three and four bedroomed homes.

2008 – present
Rawson's Green, Hornsea – Hornsea the ideal location for those who want to live in a beautiful coastal town but at the same time, need access to the employment and other facilities offered by larger towns and cities.

2010 – present
High Garth, Beeford – Offering a rural lifestyle whilst still being close to the East Riding’s market and coastal towns and the regions major cities. Just 45 minutes from Junction 38 on the M62, giving access to the M18, M180, M1 and A1