Bellway starts work on two new phases at Burgess Hill development

Bellway has started construction work on two new phases of development at Fallow Wood View in Burgess Hill which will deliver a further 57 new sustainable homes.

The housebuilder is currently building 222 properties on land to the east of Isaac’s Lane in the first phase of the development, which is part of the wider 3,000-home Brookleigh project.

The site team has now started work on the second phase of 27 homes on a separate parcel to the south-east of the main site, adjoining Bedelands Nature Reserve. These include a choice of two and three-bedroom houses for sale, plus ten affordable apartments.

Work is also underway at Mansion Gardens at Fallow Wood View, where 30 homes are being built on land immediately to the north-west of the main development. Previously the site of Woodfield House, which has been demolished to make way for the new homes, Mansion Gardens will include 21 three and four-bedroom private houses and nine affordable apartments and houses.

The new homes will be highly sustainable, with energy-efficient air source heat pumps and access to electric vehicle charging points.
The development is delivering 30 per cent affordable housing for low-cost rent or shared ownership, and 30 per cent homes which are more accessible and adaptable for people with disabilities.

Fiona Mitchell, Sales Manager for Bellway Southern Counties, said:

“Fallow Wood View is already setting the standard for sustainable low-carbon modern housing which provides comfortable and efficient homes for residents.

“Given the popularity of the homes we’ve already built here, we are now looking ahead to two new phases of the project to continue to deliver much-needed housing for the local area, including additional affordable and wheelchair adaptable homes.

“As the development progresses, we will also see the delivery of new public open space, including the extension of Bedelands Nature Reserve, which aligns with Bellway’s commitment to support nature and biodiversity.

“This is a lovely part of Sussex and we have carefully designed the new homes to complement existing local architecture and retain the woodland feel of their setting.

“With work starting on these latest phases of the project, we hope to release the first of these new homes for sale in September.”

The wider Brookleigh scheme, which is also known as the Northern Arc, is expected to deliver more than 3,000 homes to the town and is being led by the Government’s housing and regeneration agency Homes England.

A final selection of three and four-bedroom houses are still to be sold within the first phase of Fallow Wood View, with one four-bedroom detached Reedmaker house currently available from £525,000.

For more information, visit https://www.bellway.co.uk/new-homes/southern-counties/fallow-wood-view or call the sales team on 01444 712596.