Amlets Lane Cranleigh Surrey

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1 Amlets Lane Cranleigh Surrey A Unique Development Opportunity in the heart of Surrey

2 Cranleigh Cranleigh has become a highly desirable place to live, in the heart of the Surrey countryside, yet only a short commute in to Guildford and London. The village offers a good selection of independent shops and cafes as well as having the usual high street chains. There is also a weekly market and a monthly Farmers Market. These combined with events including the Cranleigh Carnival, the Fun Day in June and the Cranleigh Classic Car Show make for a very pleasant environment in which to live. Amlets Lane is beautifully located between the prestigious Cranleigh School and the Cranleigh Golf & Country Club just north of the village centre. 2

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4 The Opportunity Amlets Park has been conceived and promoted by the award winning team behind Land & Partners who specialise in promoting high quality planning and design that respects the local context. The Roberts family who own the site want to secure a quality development that will be cherished and valued. The outline planning permission granted for up to 125 dwellings utilises the existing field parcels, which extend to hectares (32 acres), to create different character areas and the illustrative design proposes medium to higher densities on the southern parcels, moving to a low density on the northern parcels adjacent to the existing neighbouring plots along Amlets Lane. The stream that runs through the centre of the site will be connected to new open water areas which provide the drainage for the site and become a focal point. There is a public footpath along this route that connects the large areas of open space and parkland as they flow across the western and northern edges of the site as shown on the Framework plan. These areas provide a very pleasant and spacious setting for the new homes. With the Surrey Hills, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty nearby and Cranleigh village centre approximately 1 mile to the south this presents an exclusive site and a rare opportunity. 4 We are seeking a quality developer that shares this vision and will deliver.

5 View of site looking North East View of site looking North Aerial view of site from Amlets Lane looking South 5

6 6 View looking North towards the Surrey Hills

7 Surroundings View of site looking South showing Amlets lane and proposed site access Amlets Park is ideally situated to benefit from the Cranleigh countryside on one side whilst enjoying easy access to a comprehensive range of amenities on the other, enabling potential residents to enjoy the best of both worlds. Nearby are many of Surrey s principal towns including Guildford, Horsham, Godalming and Dorking. Cranleigh Guildford Godalming Horsham Dorking 1 mile 10 miles 11 miles 11 miles 11 miles 7

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9 Framework Plan for Amlets Park 9

10 DESCRIPTION The site comprises an area of farmland subdivided by established hedging with a total site area of hectares / acres. The land occupies an elevated position on the northern edge of Cranleigh accessed from a pleasant rural lane. The land gently falls from north to south and is surrounded by low density development on the northern edge and abuts residential housing to the south. The indicative masterplan provides for mixed densities appropriate to the character of the location together with large areas given over to open space. With certain parts of the site enjoying distant views to the south and with the AONB on the door step the location conveys an air of exclusivity. Planning The site benefits from Outline Planning Permission granted by Waverley Borough Council on 20th November 2014 under reference WA/2014/1038. The planning permission is for a development of up to 125 dwellings including 40% affordable, a mixed use Community Building and open space. Application for approval of the reserved matters shall be made to the Local Planning Authority before the expiration of 3 years from the date of the permission. Forming part of the planning permission there are 15 self build/custom build plots to be managed and controlled by the purchaser. The Planning Permission is also subject to a Section 106 Agreement a copy of which is available in the information pack. We respectfully request that interested parties in the first instance direct their planning enquiries in writing to the selling agent in order to avoid the local planning authority being inundated with enquiries. 10 The local authority is Waverley Borough Council Council Offices, The Burys Godalming, Surrey GU7 1HR Tenure The land is to be sold Freehold with vacant possession upon completion. Information Pack An information pack has been produced and is hosted online within the Henry Adams website. A link to the information pack can be provided on request by contacting Martin Curry martin.curry@henryadams.co.uk or David Adams david.adams@henryadams. co.uk Additional & Retained Land The land owners will retain two parcels of land as shown on the plan within the information pack and require access to be provided with service connections available. Furthermore there is land west of Roberts Way where a purchase has been agreed with Affinity Sutton which will be completed at the same time as the sale of the main site. Method of Sale We are seeking unconditional offers for a fixed sum unrelated to any other offer, subject to contract only for the Freehold interest by way of Informal Tender. If an offer is made subject to reserved matters, please supply a copy of the proposed scheme and confirm any other assumptions made. Confirmation that the offer amount is paid on completion or subject to stage payments. Offers should be made on the Financial Proposal Form a copy of which is located in the information pack. Confirmation that the offer is made with the benefit of the information available within the online information pack. Confirmation of the amount of deposit payable on exchange of contracts. Confirmation of how the purchase is to be funded and what if any arrangements need to be made to secure funding. Confirmation that the offer has main board approval. If not the timeframe and process to attain such. Any assumptions for abnormal costs. Confirmation of allowance to provide access and service connections to serve retained land (exact positions to be agreed). The vendors retain the right not to accept the highest or indeed any offer. VAT will be payable on the purchase price. Affinity Sutton will be the Registered Provider for the site, they have provided figures for the current mix in the Section 106 agreement and a copy of this is in the information pack. It may be possible through negotiation with the Local Planning Authority to amend the mix in the Section 106 agreement with any improvement to be covered by way of overage. Overage Offers should contain overage proposals on the following basis: Gross Sales revenue. Self build units. Planning Gain Overage on the site and additional land. Residential development secured on land to the west of Roberts Way (Affinity Sutton land). Viewing Arrangements Access to the site will be provided by way of block viewing sessions, the details of which will be provided on request by contacting Martin Curry martin.curry@henryadams.co.uk or David Adams david.adams@henryadams. co.uk Important Information The Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations We have endeavoured to make this brochure accurate and reliable. They do not constitute or form any part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as a statement of fact. Please note that neither the vendors nor Henry Adams LLP can accept responsibility for information on services. Prospective purchasers must satisfy themselves with regard to the adequacy and position of services. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective purchasers and are only approximate. Any plans or schedule of areas are based on the Ordnance Survey National Grid Sheets and are published for identification purposes only. Any buyer must satisfy himself by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of any information given. Photographs within the brochure may include lifestyle and local view pictures.

11 Illustrative Plan for Amlets Park Development 11

12 Site

13 Amenities Education Cranleigh School - off Horseshoe Lane is approximately 500 metres from the site. St Josephs Specialist School and College - off Amlets Lane, is approximately 100m from the site. Cranleigh C of E Primary School, is approximately 750 metres from Amlets Lane, and St Cuthbert Maynes RC Primary School is approximately 800 metres away. Park Mead Primary School is approximately 800 metres away. Glebelands School is located approximately 750 metres from Amlets Lane. Healthcare Cranleigh Village Hospital is situated off Cranleigh High Street. Cranleigh Medical Practice is also located on the High Street. Dental - Four dental practices operate in Cranleigh between 500 metres and 1000 metres from the site. Community Facilities Cranleigh Arts Centre is located on the High Street. Several places of worship exist in Cranleigh. These are mainly located in the village centre. Recreation Cranleigh incorporates numerous small to medium, indoor and outdoor recreational facilities. Indoor facilities such as private gyms are mainly located within the village centre, whilst outdoor facilities such as formal and informal recreation fields are sporadically located throughout the area. The Cranleigh Golf and Country Club is located to the north of the site off Barhatch Lane. Cranleigh Leisure Centre is located within the village centre. Primary School Hospital Library Secondary School Post Office Police Station Dentist Village Centre 13

14 40 40 MINUTES BY CAR FROM AMLETS PARK TO GATWICK AIRPORT MINUTES BY CAR FROM AMLETS PARK TO HORSHAM MINUTES BY TRAIN FROM HORSHAM TO LONDON VICTORIA MINUTES BY CAR FROM AMLETS PARK TO GUILDFORD STATION MINUTES BY TRAIN FROM GUILDFORD TO LONDON WATERLOO

15 The secret of success in life is to be ready for opportunity when it comes. Benjamin Disraeli

16 SURREY Godalming A283 A281 Guildford Cranleigh B2128 A29 Dorking Horsham LONDON M25 Gatwick Crawley M23 Haywards Heath Guildford B2128 Horseshoe Lane St Joseph s Specialist School and College Amlets Lane Cranleigh School Amlets Park Site Cranleigh Barhatch Road Cranleigh Golf & Country Club B2127 Ewhurst A3 Petersfield WEST SUSSEX A286 Midhurst A285 A29 A24 A23 EAST SUSSEX B2130 B2128 Glebelands School High Street B2127 Ewhurst Road GU6 7DH A27 Chichester Bognor Regis A27 Worthing Brighton Knowle Lane Cranleigh Leisure Centre B2128 Horsham Cranleigh s rural setting is far from remote when it comes to connecting with larger towns and London. For regular commuters to London there are direct train services from Godalming, Dorking, and Guildford to London Waterloo and from Horsham and Dorking to London Victoria. There s also a direct train service to London Bridge from Horsham. There are regular bus services between the towns and villages. Access to the M25 and motorway network can be reached via the A3 at Milford Junction while the M23 and Gatwick Airport is within 25 miles. Tel: martin.curry@henryadams.co.uk david.adams@henryadams.co.uk Rowan House, Baffins Lane, Chichester PO19 1UA