Berkeley has unveiled its vision for its Sutton Garden Square regeneration project in the heart of Sutton.
The scheme will transform the former 5.6-acre chalk quarry into a mixed‑use neighbourhood comprising 1,014 homes, more than 8,500 sq ft of commercial space and 1.1 acres of publicly accessible green space.
The site was most recently home to a B&Q superstore and two‑storey car park, which closed in 2024 at the end of the retailer’s lease.
The on‑site amenity provision at Sutton Garden Square will include a gym, resident’s lounge, co-working and meeting spaces, media room, children’s corner and a pet spa, as well as private roof gardens and landscaped gardens.
Marcus Blake, managing director of Berkeley, said: “This development, which will see us transform a former chalk quarry, is exactly the sort of large-scale project that demonstrates what Berkeley does best. By bringing our placemaking expertise to this underused brownfield site, we will deliver a vibrant new community that reflects how people want to live today.
“By combining design-led homes with premium amenities, excellent connectivity and extensive new green spaces, the development will reconnect the site to Sutton town centre and bring high quality homes and long-lasting community benefits where they are needed most.”
