About our proposals
The Government requires East Hampshire District Council to deliver a minimum number of new homes per year across the district to meet local needs. In the district, the average income is £32,667, while the average house price is 14 times higher at £453,003. From 2021 to 2022, just 159 affordable homes were built across East Hampshire as a whole. Meanwhile in 2023, 1,590 households were waiting on the local housing register for an affordable home.
Our proposals are for around 125 new homes, including 40% affordable homes for people on the local housing register. Our plans include a mixture of styles and size homes to help people move onto, and up the housing ladder, and for older people to downsize.
We publically consulted on our proposals in July 2023, and submitted for review by East Hampshire District Council (application 60033) in November 2023. You can still share your support for these much needed affordable homes by contacting the local planning team.
Show your support for more affordable homes in East Hampshire.
Our proposals
Designed with the local community’s needs in mind to create a positive legacy for Horndean, our plans include:
*Site layout is a draft and subject to change.
Around 125 new homes, including one, two, three and four bedroom homes to meet the needs of the local community.
Pedestrian and cycle route onto Five Heads Road via use of `on-carriageway` facilities, and links towards existing cycle lanes south of the site.
40% affordable housing for people on the local housing register, helping people get onto the housing ladder.
Multi-functional public open spaces for new and existing residents of Horndean and Catherington, to accommodate outdoor play spaces, attenuation basin and new habitats.
A significant reduction in carbon emissions over baseline, supporting the ambitions of East Hampshire District Council’s Climate Emergency.
Compliance with Part L Building Regulations which provide a 31% reduction in carbon emissions over baseline.
Minimum ‘target’ of 20% Biodiversity Net Gain on site including bird and bat boxes on homes and hedgehog holes in fences.
Potential Enterprise Car Club where residents will have access to an electric car which they can hireFast electric vehicle charging points on all homes and easily accessible secure cycle storage.
Sustainable forms of renewable energy generation i.e. solar panels and air source heat pumps, where suitable.
Sustainable homes, strong communities
We deliver sustainable, infrastructure-led communities and is an industry leader on biodiversity and the environment.
Sustainability
We believe that developments should provide accessible natural areas close to people’s homes, designed to complement the wider local landscape and linking up large, nature-rich open spaces with a network of green and blue corridors.
Our biodiversity principles guide us to deliver this primarily onsite where there is the biggest local community benefit, with the flexibility to deliver verifiable and tangible off site gains where on-site isn’t achievable.
Community
Creating communities is what we do. We build integrated communities that challenge issues of loneliness and promote healthy living in enhanced natural environments.
Working with our partners, we create award winning sustainable, infrastructure led developments. We work with community groups, charity partners and sponsor events in the areas we work. With their help, we identify what infrastructure they need when planning new homes.
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About us
We are a Sussex-based developer employing over 250 people and several hundred additional local subcontractors throughout the south of England. We deliver sustainable, infrastructure-led communities and is an industry leader on biodiversity and the environment.
In 2022, we were confirmed as the ‘Best Construction & Engineering Company to Work For’ in the UK and have been recognised for our work with young people and veterans. Very recently, we were recognised in the prestigious ‘Best Places to Work 2023’ guide by The Sunday Times.
