Muse has submitted a reserved matters planning application to Horsham District Council to bring forward 260 mixed-tenure homes on a former enterprise park site, in partnership with West Sussex County Council.
Larksfield Place is an 18-acre site that received outline planning consent in 2020. Of the 260 homes 91 will be classed as affordable and will be available through shared ownership and affordable rent. Muse is delivering the site in collaboration with its sister company Lovell Partnerships.
Robert Allan, development director at Muse, said: “Submitting planning is the next step in our mission to create a thriving, sustainable place that benefits the Horsham community, connecting people and place seamlessly. Together with our partners at West Sussex County Council and Lovell, we’ll work hard to transform the former enterprise park, providing a choice of homes, public spaces and amenities that are accessible to all.”
Leanne Smith, director of Lovell Southern, added: “We are delighted to be part of this collaborative partnership with Muse and West Sussex County Council, this is an exciting site and project, and further demonstration of Lovell’s long-term commitment to the West Sussex area.”
It the application receives consent, it is anticipated a start on site will be made in early 2024.
