Former police college, Bramshill House in Bramshill Parish Hart District Hampshire 16/00720/ful
Developers, City and Country, together with their advisors Fielden and Mawson have submitted a number of applications to redevelop the former Police College at Bramshill House. The main application appears to be 16/00720/FUL that can be found on Hart Council’s planning portal. The main application document can be found here.
There are 6 individual applications, for a total of 283 dwellings:
- Application 1 – Conversion of Bramshill House, the Stable Block and the existing Nuffield Hall, to provide a total of 25 residential units, a museum space and parking for 63 vehicles.
- Application 2 – Conversion of Bramshill House, the Stable Block and the existing Nuffield Hall for use as a single residence and parking for 10 vehicles.
- Application 3 – Conversion of Bramshill House, the Stable Block and the existing Nuffield Hall for use as offices, providing approximately 5,196m2 of commercial space and parking for 175 vehicles.
- Application 4 – The provision of 235 residential units in the area known as The Core which includes; the Quad,
Lakeside, Central Area, Walnut Close, Maze Hill and Sandpit Close. This application also includes parking for 586 vehicles. - Application 5 – The extensions to Maze Hill and Sandpit Close, providing 14 residential units and parking for 56 vehicles.
- Application 6 – The provision of 9 residential units in the Pinewood area and parking for an 36 vehicles.
Due to the sensitivity of the site, there will no doubt be a lot of detail to go through to ensure the application meets environmental standards and that proper access to the road system is included. Provided these conditions are met, We Heart Hart welcomes this development on this brownfield site.
The development vindicates our earlier calculations of the brownfield capacity in Hart District, and these 283 units can be added to the 1,500 units being planned at Pyestock (aka Hartland Village), and make a big contribution to the 2,500 units required to be permitted up to 2032, according to the current SHMA.
This proposed development shows that we do not need a new development at Winchfield, nor do we need more urban extensions.
[Update] More details on the types of housing planned, here [/Update]
Pingback: Bramshill proposal will build too many larger properties | We Heart Hart
I hope the developers take into account the white deer that live in the area!
I hope the developers take into account the white deer that live in the area!
Unless I am reading the planning statement wrong, its states there is NO affordable housing on the whole scheme! More 4-5 bedrooms homes again just what we need.
I’ll check that out.
I’ll check that out.
Unless I am reading the planning statement wrong, its states there is NO affordable housing on the whole scheme! More 4-5 bedrooms homes again just what we need.