Park Farm West, Hellingly, Hailsham, East Sussex
Sold For Residential Development
Successful strategic land promotion in Hellingly, Hailsham
Catesby Estates has entered into an agreement to promote land at Park Farm, Hailsham, Hellingly
The two greenfield land parcels total 139.1 acres, and lie within the administrative area of Wealden District Council and have potential for new homes, affordable housing and community facilities including sports pitches and allotments.
The sites are within an established residential area with a range of services and facilities within walking distance.
Myron Osborne, Land and Development Director for Catesby Estates said; “We are pleased to have secured these well located and sustainable potential residential sites for our land promotion portfolio. Both sites are identified as draft allocations which form part of Hailsham North (HN1) in the emerging Wealden Local Plan.”
“The in-house planning and technical teams will be now be working with the council and other local stakeholders, to bring these sites forward for new homes along with a range of community facilities as outlined in policy recommendations.”
Land promotion timeline for 40.8 acre land site known as Park Farm West, Hellingly
Public Consultation. Drop In and View Our Proposals For New Homes In Hellingly September 2019
Friday 27th September 6.00pm – 8.30pm Hellingly Village Hall - North Street, Hellingly
Saturday 28th September 8.30am – 11.30am James West Community Centre - Brunel Drive, Hailsham
If you are unable to attend the consultation events, you can find out more and track our progress here (The consultation website will go live on Friday 27th September)
Catesby Estates plc are promoting land at Park Farm, Hellingly with potential for a range of new homes including policy compliant affordable housing and significant public open space.
Please come along and view our proposals; we will use comments received to shape our final plans for submission as an outline planning application to Wealden District Council later in the year.
Plans For New Homes In Hellingly Submitted November 2019
Catesby Estates have formally submitted the outline planning application for up to 370 homes on land parcel HN1C to Wealden District Council.
The Council will now check the application is valid, which generally takes 2 weeks. After which we will receive an application reference number and the application will be uploaded to the Council website.
Neighbours and statutory consultees will be formally consulted by the Council directly in due course.
New Homes For Hellingly Approved June 2020
Following a virtual planning committee, we are pleased to announce that Wealden District Council, in line with the Planning Officer’s recommendation has resolved to grant outline planning permission for 370 new homes on a 40.8 acre site known as Park Farm, Hellingly, Hailsham
Land to the north of Hailsham including Park Farm has been identified by the Council as a strategic location for growth.
The site also includes 35% affordable housing, extensive public open space and play areas including an extension to the existing Hellingly Country Park.
Victoria Groves, Senior Planning Manager for Catesby oversaw the application “We pride ourselves on our approach to public consultation and working closely with communities to deliver sensitively designed development with additional community benefits.”
“We held pre-application discussions with both the District and Parish Council and also neighbouring Hailsham Town Council alongside two community events so residents could view plans and provide feedback on our proposals.”
Land Sale To Taylor Wimpey Completes – August 2021
Catesby Estates are pleased to announce the sale of a 40.8 acre residential development site in Hellingly, Hailsham to Taylor Wimpey.
Wealden District Council Planning Committee followed the Planning Officer’s recommendation for approval, and resolved to grant outline planning permission at a virtual committee, with the final signing of the Section 106 taking place in April this year.
The site known as Park Farm West includes 370 new homes, 35% affordable housing, extensive public open space and play areas including an extension to the existing Hellingly Country Park.
Andy Wright, Senior Land Manager for Catesby Estates said, “Land to the north of Hailsham including our site, had been identified by the Council as a strategic location for growth.”
“Our in-house planning, technical and consultation teams worked closely with the local community to deliver a sensitively designed development with significant community benefits.”
“We engaged in extensive pre and post application discussions with both the District and Parish Councils, worked very closely with the Ward Councillor and presented to neighbouring Hailsham Town Council. In addition we also held two community events so residents could view plans and provide feedback on our proposals.”
“Taylor Wimpey have already carried out public consultation on their Reserved Matters application, and we hope to see this development moving forward in the near future.”
The landowners were represented by Leo Hickish and Oliver Robinson at Batcheller Monkhouse, and Lewis Harrison, Martin Cooper and Adam Lelliot from the South East Division worked on securing this site for Taylor Wimpey.
Promoting your strategic land in Hailsham with Catesby Estates
We’re actively seeking strategic land sites in Hailsham. With a proven track record and strong success rate, landowners in the county are welcome to contact us.
Site Specifics
40.8 Acre Site (16.5 Hectares)
370 New Homes
Affordable Housing - 35%
Housing Mix - Provision of a well-balanced mix of housing, in-line with the Council’s housing mix policy including smaller 1 and 2 bed properties
Public Open Space - Significant public open space for use by the whole community.
New Linear Park along the eastern site boundary, effectively extending Hellingly Country Park
Woodland Protection - Protection, enhancement and management of woodland to the north west of the site.
Retention and enhancement of existing green boundaries around the site
Connectivity - Cycle and pedestrian routes within the site as well as connections onto the wider public footpath network.
Stakeholder Consultation - Events took place on Friday 27th September 2019 at Hellingly Village Hall. And on Saturday 28th September at James West Community Centre, Hailsham.
Highways - An agreed package of additional improvements will be put in place to mitigate the impact on highways that these new homes will have.
Successful strategic land promotion in Hellingly, Hailsham
Catesby Estates has entered into an agreement to promote land at Park Farm, Hailsham, Hellingly
The two greenfield land parcels total 139.1 acres, and lie within the administrative area of Wealden District Council and have potential for new homes, affordable housing and community facilities including sports pitches and allotments.
The sites are within an established residential area with a range of services and facilities within walking distance.
Myron Osborne, Land and Development Director for Catesby Estates said; “We are pleased to have secured these well located and sustainable potential residential sites for our land promotion portfolio. Both sites are identified as draft allocations which form part of Hailsham North (HN1) in the emerging Wealden Local Plan.”
“The in-house planning and technical teams will be now be working with the council and other local stakeholders, to bring these sites forward for new homes along with a range of community facilities as outlined in policy recommendations.”
Land promotion timeline for 40.8 acre land site known as Park Farm West, Hellingly
Public Consultation. Drop In and View Our Proposals For New Homes In Hellingly September 2019
Friday 27th September 6.00pm – 8.30pm Hellingly Village Hall - North Street, Hellingly
Saturday 28th September 8.30am – 11.30am James West Community Centre - Brunel Drive, Hailsham
If you are unable to attend the consultation events, you can find out more and track our progress here (The consultation website will go live on Friday 27th September)
Catesby Estates plc are promoting land at Park Farm, Hellingly with potential for a range of new homes including policy compliant affordable housing and significant public open space.
Please come along and view our proposals; we will use comments received to shape our final plans for submission as an outline planning application to Wealden District Council later in the year.
Plans For New Homes In Hellingly Submitted November 2019
Catesby Estates have formally submitted the outline planning application for up to 370 homes on land parcel HN1C to Wealden District Council.
The Council will now check the application is valid, which generally takes 2 weeks. After which we will receive an application reference number and the application will be uploaded to the Council website.
Neighbours and statutory consultees will be formally consulted by the Council directly in due course.
New Homes For Hellingly Approved June 2020
Following a virtual planning committee, we are pleased to announce that Wealden District Council, in line with the Planning Officer’s recommendation has resolved to grant outline planning permission for 370 new homes on a 40.8 acre site known as Park Farm, Hellingly, Hailsham
Land to the north of Hailsham including Park Farm has been identified by the Council as a strategic location for growth.
The site also includes 35% affordable housing, extensive public open space and play areas including an extension to the existing Hellingly Country Park.
Victoria Groves, Senior Planning Manager for Catesby oversaw the application “We pride ourselves on our approach to public consultation and working closely with communities to deliver sensitively designed development with additional community benefits.”
“We held pre-application discussions with both the District and Parish Council and also neighbouring Hailsham Town Council alongside two community events so residents could view plans and provide feedback on our proposals.”
Land Sale To Taylor Wimpey Completes – August 2021
Catesby Estates are pleased to announce the sale of a 40.8 acre residential development site in Hellingly, Hailsham to Taylor Wimpey.
Wealden District Council Planning Committee followed the Planning Officer’s recommendation for approval, and resolved to grant outline planning permission at a virtual committee, with the final signing of the Section 106 taking place in April this year.
The site known as Park Farm West includes 370 new homes, 35% affordable housing, extensive public open space and play areas including an extension to the existing Hellingly Country Park.
Andy Wright, Senior Land Manager for Catesby Estates said, “Land to the north of Hailsham including our site, had been identified by the Council as a strategic location for growth.”
“Our in-house planning, technical and consultation teams worked closely with the local community to deliver a sensitively designed development with significant community benefits.”
“We engaged in extensive pre and post application discussions with both the District and Parish Councils, worked very closely with the Ward Councillor and presented to neighbouring Hailsham Town Council. In addition we also held two community events so residents could view plans and provide feedback on our proposals.”
“Taylor Wimpey have already carried out public consultation on their Reserved Matters application, and we hope to see this development moving forward in the near future.”
The landowners were represented by Leo Hickish and Oliver Robinson at Batcheller Monkhouse, and Lewis Harrison, Martin Cooper and Adam Lelliot from the South East Division worked on securing this site for Taylor Wimpey.
Promoting your strategic land in Hailsham with Catesby Estates
We’re actively seeking strategic land sites in Hailsham. With a proven track record and strong success rate, landowners in the county are welcome to contact us.
