About Us

SuperHomes is a rapidly expanding network of over 100 energy aware households. These pioneering homeowners are redefining green living. All have refurbished their old homes to the highest standards of energy efficiency. Eco friendly, sustainable, low energy and low carbon – the refurbished houses are least 60% less reliant on fossil fuels. This means that SuperHome owners are really leading the way. We can learn from them.

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  • Mottingham, Court Farm Road RSL Home Aldworth_Lawrence highclere_andover Capel St Mary, The Street St Neots, Manor Farm Road ChalfontStGiles1
  • St Helena Lane Chapel Hill SuperHome Alexandra Road Clacton, Burrs Rd SuperHome Faversham, St Anne's Road SuperHome Hawthorne Rd Bourneville
  • Haslemere_Butfield Blacon, Stamford Road SuperHome Leicester Ecohouse SuperHome London, Mottingham SuperHome London, Haringey SuperHome Places for People, TwentyFifty
  • Temple Avenue, York superHome Hook Norton SuperHome Winchester Piping Close Ozzie Ffield Hawick SuperHome (image 2) Shrewsbury, Hay Tor SuperHome
  • London, Walters Way SuperHome coastline_housing borough grove front The Firs - solar house Nottingham_PatrickRd David Green IOW
  • somerset-woolerverton1 Dartington London, North Camden SuperHome Brighton_Hassocks Nottingham, Mapperley Park SuperHome Eastgrove Road, Sheffield
  • Greenhouse Trust Radian Group, Petersfield SuperHome sheffield_eco_terrace Norfolk, Kings Lynn, Wayside Superhome Leeds SH peabody_towers
  • Bristol, Carnarvon Road SuperHome Liverpool, Broxton Street SDC10252 Surrey, Grange Road SH Oxford, East Street SuperHome Malden, Essex SuperHome
  • Nottingham, Harrow Road SuperHome Norwich_The Common Petersfield_SunCottage Nottingham, Johns Road, SuperHome new pic of averil.2 London, Primrose Hill SuperHome
  • Glemsford Nick Butt Maccelsfield Superhome Farnham, Blenheim Crescent SuperHome Nayland, Stoke Rd Nurse's Cottage Birmingham, Bourneville SuperHome
  • Bishopsoke SuperHome Coventry, Foleshill Road SuperHome London_Hackney_Culford2 Camber SuperHome Brighton, Southdown Avenue SuperHome West Walton_Richardsons
  • London-Midmoor-Road Myrtle Cottage, Cornwall SuperHome Willingham Way_SH CIMG0401-cropped-e1264519591886 Oak Tree Road, Woking London, Camberwell SuperHome
  • Brighton Ditchling Rise SuperHome Abergavenny SuperHome Bertram street Biggleswade - Bittern Drive SuperHome metropolitan_housing Stroud Superhome
  • Rotherham_BierlowClose Redhill SH Hereford, Portfield Street SuperHome London_Belsize_Park1 Hertfordshire - Welwyn Hove SuperHome

SuperHomes Network

The SuperHomes Network harnesses the enthusiasm of energy saving pioneers to bring examples of successful sustainable refurbishment to the widest possible audience.

The SuperHomes campaign (aka Old Home SuperHome) has already opened the doors to over 100 exemplar older dwellings which have been made energy efficient. To qualify as a SuperHome, a 60% reduction in carbon emissions must be achieved.

Behind each eco retrofit is an energy saving pioneer with bold ideas. Most will vouch that sustainable refurbishment can deliver superior comfort and low energy bills without sacrificing a property’s character. But you don’t have to take our word for it. See for yourself.

Dozens of SuperHomes are open to the public on SuperHomes days in March and September. They come in all shapes and sizes and styles so you’ll easily find one similar to your own home.