Muse has secured planning consent to build 244 new homes on the former Novartis site in Horsham.
The company is aiming to deliver 100% affordable homes on the site, which has been vacant since 2014.
The properties will range from one-bedroom flats to four-bedroom homes to cater for a range of residents, from key workers through to larger families.
Ellen Bryan, development manager at Muse said: “Being granted planning permission for Horsham marks the next step in this best-in-class example of strategic brownfield regeneration. Projects like this will be crucial to increase the pace of housebuilding in the UK and deliver homes where they are needed the most. We’re looking forward to seeing this site, which has been vacant for over a decade, transform into a thriving community that provides much needed housing in Horsham.”
