1,725 new homes in a range of sizes and tenures, including affordable housing, to suit a mix of residents.
Investment in transport links with a new a bus route and upgrades to Cheshunt railway station, as well as new cycle and pedestrian routes.
£14.1m financial contributions to fund new and upgraded community facilities and infrastructure.
Delivery of a new two-form entry primary and nursery school, meeting the needs of new and existing residents.
19,000sqm of brand new, flexible commercial space for businesses, including start-ups, helping to boost the local economy by up to £16m.
Generating new jobs – 250 construction jobs and 30 apprentices during the build process, as well as up to 1,150 new jobs on the completed development.
THE DEVELOPMENT
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frequently asked questions
Broxbourne Council has granted outline planning consent for 1,725 homes across the whole development site. Inland Homes will submit a detailed planning application for each phase of work as the project progresses. This is a called a reserved matters application and details the building height, the number of apartments and the living options (whether one, two, or three-bedroom) proposed for each stage.
Inland Homes owns the majority of Phases 1 and 2 which are the largest within the development. It does not own the land highlighted for development as Phases 3 and 4 as highlighted on the map above.
The new development will have 19,000sqm of flexible and commercial space available. We are liaising directly with businesses located within the land we own to discuss the options available.
Planning consent specified that every home will have one allocated parking space. However, we anticipate that many buyers will be attracted to the proximity to Cheshunt railway station and will not be reliant on cars.
Yes. The development will include cycle routes, pedestrian routes, green open spaces and planned play areas.
Inland Homes will build a bus route as part of Phase 1 works that will connect the railway station with Delamare Road. We will also deliver new cycle and pedestrian links, and traffic calming safety measures along Delamare Road.
Additionally, we are making a financial contribution to Broxbourne Borough Council to upgrade existing roads within Cheshunt. The Council will decide how this contribution is invested.
A nursery and two-form entry primary school will be built in Phase 1. There will also be 19,000m2 of flexible commercial and retail space in the development.
We are also giving Broxbourne Borough Council £14.1m to upgrade infrastructure and community facilities in the area. This includes:
*£4.5m to existing local secondary schools;
*£5m to public realm and highway improvements, including £2.1m to enhance the Old Pond area;
*£1.9m to public health initiatives: £630k to upgrading the Laura Trott Leisure Centre and other local sports facilities, £750k to Lee Valley Regional Park and £500k to support local health facilities;
*£870k to sustainable transport, including new cycle and pedestrian links, and traffic calming safety measures along Delamare Road;
*£1.5m to deliver a new bus route to Cheshunt railway station.
All the homes in the development will be apartment accommodation, with one, two and three-bedroom accommodation options available.
A minimum eleven per cent of the development will be Section 106 affordable housing.
The detailed planning application is still in development but the maximum height of the tallest building in the emerging design is a maximum of 45.6m AOD.
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