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Mr Nicholson has worked for the company for 16 years and was previously group special projects director, helping the company to double in size since 2009.
Alongside his new role, he will keep responsibility for group strategic land, the development and creation of the national sales and marketing strategy, and group special projects.
Construction of two flagship schemes will get underway later this year. The first is the UK’s first ever urban Community Land Trust, set on the 4.5-acre derelict site of St Clements Hospital in Bow, east London. The second will feature more than 100 homes on the site of the former St John’s Hospital in Chelmsford, Essex.
Greg Fitzgerald, chief executive of parent company Galliford Try, said: “Tom has played a key role in the delivery of our housebuilding expansion plan as Linden Homes doubled in size to become the UK’s fifth biggest housebuilder last year.”
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