Our vision
Our vision for the site is to create a place
that feels connected, inclusive and rooted in the natural surroundings of Epsom.
Sustainability
- The development will be all-electric and homes will be Net-Zero Carbon Ready powered by renewable energy. This is designed to minimise energy use and keep household bills low.
- Electric vehicle charging points for each new home and secure cycle parking.
- Solar panels on each new home.
Accessibility
- Upgrades to the Beech Road and Ashley Road/Treadwell Road bus stops.
- Improvements to footways surrounding the site to create safe and attractive walking routes for residents.
- A better-positioned pedestrian crossing close to the site access, providing a more direct and convenient route for people walking to and from the development.
Green space
- New planting to ensure a green and welcoming setting.
- 40% of the site will be green public open spaces for residents to enjoy.
- Wildlife-friendly drainage features to help manage surface water and improve biodiversity.
New homes
- Approximately 68 new homes, including 34 affordable homes (50%) which will help meet local housing needs.
- With more than 1,300 households on Epsom & Ewell Borough Council's housing needs register (as of September 2025), the proposals could provide much-needed opportunities for people seeking an affordable home in the area.
Sustainability
- The development will be all-electric and homes will be Net-Zero Carbon Ready powered by renewable energy. This is designed to minimise energy use and keep household bills low.
- An electric car club made available for new and existing residents, electric vehicle charging points for each new home and secure cycle parking.
- Solar panels on each new home.
Accessibility
- Upgrades to the Beech Road and Ashley Road/Treadwell Road bus stops.
- Improvements to footways surrounding the site to create safe and attractive walking routes for residents.
- A better-positioned pedestrian crossing close to the site access, providing a more direct and convenient route for people walking to and from the development.
Green space
- New planting to ensure a green and welcoming setting.
- 40% of the site will be green public open spaces for residents to enjoy.
- Wildlife-friendly drainage features to help manage surface water and improve biodiversity.
New homes
- Around 68 new homes, including 34 affordable homes (50%) for rent and shared ownership, will help meet local housing needs. With more than 2,000 applicants currently on the Epsom & Ewell Borough Council’s housing needs register, the proposals could provide much-needed opportunities for people seeking an affordable home in the area.
The Open Space Strategy Plan below shows how the proposals will integrate green spaces, play areas, planting and meeting spaces for residents to enjoy within the development.
Open Space Strategy Plan
The Illustrative Landscape Masterplan below shows how the layout of the proposed new homes alongside the outdoor spaces surrounding them could look.
Illustrative Landscape Masterplan
At the centre of the new development will be a community park designed to be a welcoming space for new and existing residents.
Get in Touch
If you have any questions or would like to get in touch with us regarding our proposals for Land to the east of Burgh Heath Road, Epsom, you can contact us by:
0203 026 3229
[email protected]
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Contact Us
If you have any questions or would like to get in touch with us regarding our proposals for Land to the East of Burgh Heath Road, Epsom, you can contact us by:
0203 026 3229
[email protected]
FREEPOST – CRATUS COMMUNICATIONS
(no further address details or stamps required)
