Contemporary two-story house with a mix of red brick and black timber-style siding. The grey shingled roof features a steep pitch with a gable above a bay window on the ground floor. A green front door with a covered porch sits beside flower beds and a manicured lawn. Other similar houses appear in the background beneath a partly cloudy sky.
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Newly built brick houses with red-tiled roofs in a tidy residential area under a bright, partly cloudy sky. One house has solar panels installed on its roof. Green lawns, road barriers, and traffic cones suggest ongoing landscaping or finishing work. Would you like a version that leans more into the sustainability message or highlights the sense of renewal and modern development? Happy to refine it with you, Aidan.
New-build brick house with a red-tiled roof and a single solar panel installed. The home features white-framed windows and a grey front door with a small canopy. A similar house is partially visible to the left, and the area is bordered by red-and-white safety tape, suggesting ongoing landscaping or construction. The sky is partly cloudy.
Newly built brick house with a red-tiled roof and a single solar panel installed. A similar home is visible nearby, and the area is partially fenced off with red-and-white tape, indicating ongoing construction or landscaping. The sky is partly cloudy, adding a sense of openness to the residential setting.
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Modern two-story house with a mix of red brick and dark wood siding, featuring a grey-tiled roof and white-framed windows. A tidy front garden with flowering plants and a manicured lawn adds a touch of charm. A similar home appears in the background beneath a clear, lightly clouded sky.
Two red-brick houses in a residential area, one with a terracotta-tiled roof and the other with a grey roof featuring a single solar panel. A short brick wall runs along the foreground, with a person in the distance near a grassy field. The sky is partly cloudy. Would you like to add a sustainability theme, or tweak the mood for warmth or community? I’m all in for shaping this with you, Aidan.
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Modern two-story house with a mix of brick and dark grey siding, featuring a pitched roof with solar panels. One window is open, revealing a fan inside, and construction materials are visible near the base. The sky is partly cloudy, and trees add greenery to the background.
Two-story brick townhouse with a red-tiled roof, white-framed windows, and pale blue front doors. Small shrubs and flowering plants line the front, and a bright, partly cloudy sky adds a cheerful atmosphere. The home is set in a quiet, green residential area.
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Loxwood Fields

  • Alfold, Surrey
  • 99 affordable homes
  • 1 - 4 bedroom homes
  • Abri Group

At Loxwood Fields, we’re building 99 new homes in partnership with Abri Group. These homes include a range of 1, 2, 3, and 4-bedroom options, all designated as affordable homes for rent, shared ownership and discounted market sales.

To support local wildlife; bird boxes, bat boxes, and ‘insect hotels’ are incorporated into the design, creating new wildlife corridors and promoting biodiversity.

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Whether you're seeking more details or partnership opportunities, our team is here to help.

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Contemporary two-story house with a mix of red brick and black timber-style siding. The grey shingled roof features a steep pitch with a gable above a bay window on the ground floor. A green front door with a covered porch sits beside flower beds and a manicured lawn. Other similar houses appear in the background beneath a partly cloudy sky.

Find your new home

Loxwood Fields is a new collection of two, three and four bedroom homes set in the village of Alfold. You'll have a Post Office, village shop, café and a vets on your doorstep.

Customers with a local connection to Alfold or the Borough of Waverley will be given priority when buying selected plots, which will be reviewed by the team at Abri.

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Development site plan

Masterplan for proposed new homes at Loxwood Fields, Alfold
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Vision
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We're an independent founder-led business, which affords us the freedom to advocate for positive change in our sector. We challenge ourselves, our peers and the government to do things differently and better.

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Partnerships
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We build strategic partnerships that last, built on a shared vision of what housebuilding should be. Choose us for a quality product designed and built to outlast your investment cycle, while standing the test of time.

A newly built two-story brick affordable home with solar panels on the roof, surrounded by a landscaped garden with blooming white flowers. A paved walkway leads to the entrance, and a curved road runs alongside the property. In the background, additional houses of similar modern design indicate a newly developed neighbourhood focused on sustainability.
Affordable
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Everyone deserves a home they can be proud of. That’s why our affordable homes are built to the same high standard as private homes with no compromise on design, construction materials or care.

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Quality
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Every development we build – and every piece of strategic land we own – reflects our commitment to quality and attention to detail.​ Nothing is overlooked. Everything is carefully considered.

Building better futures, together

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Leaving nature better than we found it

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.

We’ll help nature flourish through carefully designed initiatives, considerate planting and other habitat features. This includes:

  • Hedgehog highways, in fences providing freedom to roam gardens and natural foraging.

  • Swift bricks, built directly into the walls to provide much-needed nesting spaces.

  • Bat boxes, fitted to trees to help local ecosystems by controlling insect populations.

We have a great track record in bringing these initiatives to life, with our planning applications calculating on average 13.58% biodiversity net gain. At our Martingales development in Bookham, the Surrey Wildlife Trust’s ecology consultancy carried out an assessment predicting an impressive 41.38% biodiversity net gain.

Our work in sustainability
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A connected community

Our dedication to social value delivery alongside our industry-leading focus on biodiversity and zero carbon, have resulted in us being widely accepted as being at the forefront of community creation in the UK.

We’re infrastructure led – and strive to create community owned and run facilities. Owned and run by the community, for the community.

Community engagement

About us

We are an independent housebuilder operating across the South of England. We build and sell homes by planning each place properly from the start. That means designing homes, streets and green spaces together, understanding existing infrastructure, determining what is needed to support growth and delivering homes that fit their setting. We focus on quality, usability and long-term value.

We deliver differently because we start in a different place. We shape the layout before designing individual homes. We assess infrastructure needs early and plan for mixed communities from the outset. This is a delivery model, not a slogan.

Designed for life, built for the future: Our homeowners' stories

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"Welborne has been on our radar for years, and we could not wait to be part of something so special. Being the first residents here feels like a privilege. We are excited to see the community grow and to play a part in shaping it."

Robert & Jane

Welborne residents

A person stands at the entrance of a modern red-brick house with rooftop solar panels. The front yard features neatly trimmed grass and small plants, suggesting a well-maintained suburban setting. Similar homes appear in the background, reinforcing a community focused on eco-conscious living.

"Even the solar panels clean themselves when it rains. No matter what happens with energy prices, we know what to expect."

Steve & Sarah

Templegate Zero Bills residents

Two people walking a dog along a gravel path in a green residential area with trees, grass, and modern brick houses in the background. A small playground structure is visible behind them.

"It’s not just a development, rather a community. For us, it gave us everything we were looking for and more. It has a heart and a soul, which we didn't expect and we loved finding."

Julie, Ian & Harriet

Woodgate residents

Two people stand outside a brick house with white-framed windows and blinds. The person on the left wears a navy blue t-shirt with an orange graphic and blue jeans, with their arm around the person on the right, who wears a white lace top and patterned trousers. Behind them, an open door reveals a hallway and a glimpse of a garden, suggesting a warm, welcoming moment.

There’s a nature reserve just across the road, while we can walk just about everywhere, including to the town centre. We want to walk more to keep active, and living here means we hardly need to use our cars anymore."

Steve & Roberta

Templegate residents

Jenny enjoys a coffee in the Woodgate cafe at Pease Pottage. She wears a white sild scarf with dark blue spots.

“I’m a people person, and Woodgate has such a warm and welcoming atmosphere. I remember the first time I came here. I came for a coffee with a friend and we sat in the café overlooking the big village green. I thought to myself that I’d like to live here.”

Jenny

Woodgate resident

Richard and Sue stand outside their new home in Newick. The house is clad in a light grey cladding.

“We initially looked at other period properties, but we felt a newbuild home would be right for us. We didn’t want the hassle of all the general maintenance of an older house, such as old boilers, changing electrics and sash windows. A new build gave us a clean slate.”

Richard & Sue

Berry Croft residents

Jon and Sarah stand outside their new build home at Manorwood in Surrey. A light brown front door and bricks are visible behind thm.

"We lived there for thirty-four years and raised our three children in that home, but it was creaking at the seams! We didn’t feel we could leave the house for any length of time without fear of something going wrong, such as a pipe bursting or the roof leaking. We chose a new build home for peace of mind."

Jonathan & Sara

Manorwood residents

A couple stand smiling outside a modern semi-detached home with a mix of white siding and brickwork. The front door displays the number 9, and a potted plant rests near the entrance. A white car is parked in the driveway, adding to the impression of a tidy, welcoming residential setting.

"After sending a friend to check it out for us, we were mesmerised. He called us from his car and said, ‘You need to live here, I’ve never seen a place like this."

Jai & Norbi

Woodgate residents

Three people sit closely together on outdoor steps in front of a red brick wall and white door. The person on the left wears a blue-and-white patterned blouse with jeans, the center figure wears a pink dress layered over a floral shirt, and the person on the right wears a green T-shirt with dark trousers and a watch. Their relaxed posture and proximity suggest a familial or friendly bond.

"I love the design, the layout, the wide roads with the houses nicely set back. It’s spread out and already has a nice community feel. With the park next door and a new Village Green, this is our long-term, hopefully forever home. And that was all before we stepped inside!”

Abbi & James

Woodgate residents

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