Vistry gets green light for Leatherhead homes

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Simon Creasey
Aerial masterplan showing a proposed housing development with landscaped open space beside a major road

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Vistry has secured planning consent for 270 new homes on a site in Ashtead, Leatherhead.

The approved scheme will provide 40% affordable housing, alongside around 30 acres of public open space, play areas, green corridors and a new community building with the potential for a nursery.

The site, which is located south of Ermyn Way, has been brought forward by Vistry Strategic Land in partnership with Wates and Vistry’s South East region. Formerly designated as greenbelt, it was released through the local plan process.

James Harkin, head of Vistry Strategic Land, said: “This project demonstrates Vistry Strategic Land’s expertise in site identification and planning promotion, as well as the group’s commitment to placemaking. By delivering high quality, mixed-tenure homes, the scheme will create opportunities for families who may otherwise not have access to home ownership – helping to foster long-term stability and sustained community engagement. Alongside our partner Wates, everyone involved in the project takes great pride in reaching this important milestone and we look forward to seeing the delivery of this exciting new neighbourhood.”

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