The site, measuring circa 28 acres, is formally a golf driving range and pitch and putt course, but this closed some time ago with the land being left vacant and disused.
Located on the edge of the urban area and situated immediatly opposite an overland train station, the land has potential for a sustainable and sensitive redevelopment to provided much needed new homes, open scpae and community uses.
Purchased unconditionally by Ashill in February 2013.
This 1.1 acre site was previously occupied by 12,000 sq ft of commercial buildings and is located in the predominantly residential area of north Ascot.
Planning was obtained in February 2014 for 10 residential dwellings.
This development has been built in association with Vanderbilt Homes.
Purchased unconditionally by Ashill in March 2011.
This 2.5 acre site had existing factory and office accommodation of circa 80,000 sq ft and was previously occupied by a pharmaceuticals company. The site is located in the centre of Old Bexley only a short distance from the train station.
Planning was obtained in September 2011 for 69 residential units.
This development has been built in association with Linden Homes.
The site, currently a hotel complex and a golf course and agricultural land, is a joint venture with the landowner.
• An outline planning application was approved in November 2013 for 1,400 new homes, 4,355sqm of business floor space, 279sqm of retail floor space, a new pub, a new 2 form primary school, Community Centre, sports pitches, play area and allotments.
This development is being built in association with a consortium of house builders comprising Bovis Homes, Linden Homes and Bloor Homes.
The site comprises 5.1 acres to the south west of Caterham containing a covered reservoir, pumping station, existing detached dwelling and an area of historic landfill.
The land is being promoted through the development plan process to remove the site from the Green Belt and secure a residential allocation to allow a sensitive housing scheme.
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Various land owenrships have been assembled to deliver the development.
The land at Hanworth Lane is a residential allocation for 158 new homes.
Planning permisison has now been granted for 158 dwellings plus new sports pitches for Salesians School, and an enhanced biodiversity area.
The scheme is being built in association with Barratt Homes.
The land, measuring circa 27 acres, has been included as a residential allocation in the draft Local Plan.
A detailed planning application has been submitted for new housing, high quality public open spaces, and the provision of land to allow the expansion of the adjacent Primary School.
The land, measuring a total of 50 acres, is part within Waverley Borough Council and part within Guildford Borough Council. An additional 29 acres of farmland to the south west of the site has been identified as a potential Suitable Alternative Natural Greenspace (SANG).
The redevelopment of the land would provide much needed housing, as well as large areas of valuable public open space, within a sustainable location a short distance from the train station and town centre.
A planning application for 262 new homes has been approved by Waverley Borough Council, and a separate application for the SANG has been appoved by Guildford Borough Council.
The appoved scheme in WBC is being built in association with CALA Homes, while the further land in GBC will be made available for more new homes should GBC require this to meet their housing supply requirements.
The site, containing two former quarries, comprises 54 acres of land immediately adjoining the western boundary of Godstone.
The land is being promoted through the Local Plan process for a sensitive development of new homes which compliments the village, and privides new public open spaces, woodland and ecological enhancements.
Purchased unconditionally by Ashill in February 2018.
The site is approximately 0.6 of an acre and was previously in use as a builders merchants.
Planning was obtained in May 2018 for the demolition of the existing buildings and the erection of 18 residential units with new access, parking and landscaping.
The development has been built in association with Riverdale Homes.
Purchased unconditionally by Ashill in December 2012.
This 3.5 acre comprised 30,000 sq ft of existing commercial floorspace and 1.6 acres of development land, adjoining the Grand Union Canal.
Planning permission was granted in October 2013 for two of the existing buildings to be converted into apartments and for the development of the vacant land to provide a total of 59 residential units.
This development has been built in association with Oakford Homes.
Purchased unconditionally by Ashill in March 2016.
This site of almost one acre comprised two commercial buildings and a residential dwelling, and had been identified for residential development in the Neighbourhood Plan.
Planning permission has been granted for a residential scheme of 17 units.
This development has been built in association with Oakford Homes.
This cleared site measuring 0.9 acres had detailed planning permission for new commercial units, however an extended marketing campaign showed that the site will be more suited for residential development.
Planning permission has been granted for 17 residential dwellings.
This development has been built in association with Lea Valley Developments.
Purchased unconditionally by Ashill in September 2010.
This 3.5 acre site was occupied by Veolia Water until 2007. The industrial and office buildings measure approximately 50,000 sq ft. The site is located in the village of Lane End approximately three miles north of the town of Marlow.
Planning permission was granted for a scheme comprising 42 residential units and 12,000 sq ft of commercial floorspace.
This development has been built in association with Persimmon Homes.
Purchased unconditionally by Ashill in November 2013.
Former Glaxo Smith Kline pharmaceuticals, 52 acres in total with circa 150,000 sq ft of commercial buildings.
A detailed planning application was approved in June 2014 for 73 new homes, with large areas of open space and amenity woodland for the use of residents and the public. A further application for 5 residential dwellings was approved in 2016.
The development has been built in association with Bellway Homes.
Purchased unconditionally by Ashill in February 2012.
Located in the Furze Platt area of Maidenhead, this 7.5 acre site was formally in industrial use. Two adjacent residential dwellings were acquired to provide an alternative access.
Planning permission was granted for 116 residential units in January 2013.
This development has been built in association with Barratt Homes.
Purchased unconditionally by Ashill in January 2009.
This 2 acre site was historically used as a private bowling green by employees of the adjacent Stag Brewery until its abandonment in 1991. The site is located in Mortlake near to the River Thames and the finishing post of the famous Oxford Cambridge Boat Race.
Planning consent was received in March 2010 for a scheme of 76 residential units.
This development has been built in association with Shanly Homes.
Site area of 120 acres currently used as a Christmas Tree Farm.
Conceptual masterplan in development to provide new homes plus a range of community uses including SANG, open space, recreational, educational and medical facilities.
8.6 acre site with circa 60,000 sq ft of office and warehouse accommodation formerly used by a pharmaceuticals occupier.
Planning permission was granted for 96 residential units in 2016.
Demolition of all buildings and the ground remediation of the site has now been completed and the development has been built in association with Lea Valley Developments.
Purchased unconditionally by Ashill in August 2009.
This 3.1 acre site was previously owned and occupied by an electronics company with existing office and factory accommodation measuring circa 80,000 sq ft.
Planning consent was received in April 2010 for a 66 unit scheme.
This development has been built in association with Linden Homes.
Planning permission was granted in September 2017 for the demolition of buildings and the development of 13 residential houses, vehicular access, car parking and associated landscaping.
This development has been built in association with Runnymede Homes.
Purchased unconditionally by Ashill in February 2009.
Located just to the north of Teddington town centre near to the River Thames and Bushy Park, this 1.4 acre site comprised circa 50,000 sq ft of existing warehousing and office accommodation.
Planning permission was granted in March 2011 for 58 units.
This development has been built in association with Linden Homes.
This site of 2 acres within walking distance of the town centre and train station, comprising buildings and car parking no longer required by the college, and a former children's nursery.
A detailed planning application has been approved for 51 new homes.
The site is being built in association with Southern Housing.
Purchased unconditionally by Ashill in March 2013.
This 18.8 acre site has historically been in industrial use.
Planning permission was granted in January 2014 for 183 residential units and 3 acres of land earmarked for B1/B8 commercial use.
The residential element of the development, 183 units, has been built in association with Redrow Homes. The commercial element has been replanned to provide a new primary school.
Purchased unconditionally by Ashill in April 2017.
The site, allocated for residential development, is located in Tunbridge Wells town centre and is currently in use as a builders merchants and yard.
Two planning applications have been granted - one for the conversion of an attractive Victorian warehouse building into 12 apartments; and the other for a new build scheme comprising 31 units with associated car parking and landscaping works.
The warehouse conversion has been completed in association with Fry Limited and the new build scheme has been built in association with Brookworth Homes.
Total site area of 18 acres with 4 acres of hardstanding and buildings. The entire site is within the Green Belt, located on the edge of Virginia Water in the borough of Runnymede.
The land is being promoted through the development plan process to remove the site from the Green Belt as a residential allocation.
This vacant brownfield 2 acre site, formerly used by a plant hire company, is located to the north of Wokingham town centre, and is surrounded by existing residential development.
Planning permission has been received for 43 residential units.
This development has been built in association with Bellway Homes.
Promotion agreements in place with three land owners.
Total site area of 13 acres located on the northern edge of Guildford.
The land is a housing allocation within the Guildford Local Plan.
A detailed planning application has been approved for the development of 148 new homes and a 70 bed care home with associated car parking and landscaping.
The development has been built in association with Taylor Wimpey Homes, with the Care Home being brought forward separately.
