Preston Farm

  • Bookham, Surrey
  • c.200 net zero carbon homes
  • 1 - 4 bedroom homes
  • 40% affordable housing

Mole Valley is the fourth least affordable place to live in the UK. Over the past 15 years, just 18% of homes built in Mole Valley have been affordable. In the district, the average income is £37,641, while the average house price is 15 times higher at £561,070. From 2019 to 2021, just 32 affordable homes were built across Mole Valley, and zero in 2022. Meanwhile, the local waiting list for an affordable home reached 670 households.

Our proposals are for around 200 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. Land North-West of Preston Farm has received a draft allocation from Mole Valley District Council as an appropriate location for new homes and community facilities.

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A large, two-story suburban home with a red brick exterior and a complex, multi-gabled roof. The wooden front door is framed by a small garden featuring a variety of green plants. A round window sits above the entrance, while multiple rectangular windows are spaced across the façade. The property is surrounded by trees and greenery, with a paved driveway leading up to the front of the house.

Latestupdate

We publicly consulted on our proposals from 18 November to 15 December 2023, and submitted for review by Mole Valley District Council (application MO/2024/0096) in January 2024.

Our plans received a resolution to grant outline planning permission on 5 February 2025 from Mole Valley District Council’s Planning Committee.

Developmentsite plan

Masterplan for proposed new homes in Bookham

Developmentkey features

Designed with the local community’s needs in mind to create a positive legacy for Bookham.

  • c.200 new homes

    Around 200 new homes that are net zero carbon and energy efficient.

  • 40% affordable housing

    40% affordable homes, helping young people onto the property ladder, families to afford a better home and older people to downsize.

  • New community facility

    .A brand-new community facility, flexible to a range of uses including for potential medical use/

  • New play area

    A high-quality children’s play area, including natural play and sensory elements.

  • New country park

    A country park with access to the lakes and new pathways for all of the community to enjoy.

  • Traveller pitches

    Three traveller pitches in line with local planning policy requirements.

  • Net gain for biodiversity

    Protection of existing wildlife and at least 10% biodiversity net gain.

  • EV charging

    Car parking provision, including EV charging points as standard.

Building better futures,together

About us

Established in 2003 and based in West Sussex, we deliver sustainable homes and strong communities, providing private residential developments, high-quality, tenure-blind affordable homes and open spaces to infrastructure, facilities and strategic land services.

Our industry-leading approach to zero carbon ready homes, biodiversity and the environment, alongside our commitment to people, communities, and creating amazing places to live, put us at the forefront of placemaking in the UK.