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We are working on a new development in Mid Sussex comprising
of 20 two-bedroom flats and two one-bedroom flats which are
designed to be fully wheelchair-accessible. The properties will
be general needs housing, and two of the two-bedroom flats will
be available for key worker shared ownership. Work began on site
in March 2008 and is scheduled to finish in Autumn 2009.

Our development at Arun Road consists of six three-bedroom
eco-homes, built to meet Level 5 of the Code for Sustainable
Homes. This means they will be 100% more energy efficient than
standard building regulations. Ultimately, residents will enjoy
greatly reduced energy bills, while the environment will benefit
from far lower carbon emissions.
Environmentally-friendly features include ground source heat
pumps, which transfer heat from the ground to the building. This
will not only heat all the hot water needed, but will also run
the homes’ under-floor heating.
Meanwhile, photo voltaic panels on the roof will convert
sunlight into electricity, while a rain water harvesting system
will provide water for flushing toilets. High levels of
insulation and triple-glazed windows will ensure minimum heat
loss.
The properties, all for affordable rents, are being built on the
site of some old garages and will be complete by autumn 2009.
The garages are being replaced with 12 landscaped parking
spaces.


For more information on the scheme and its features, please call
Marie Allison on 01403 226072 or email
marie.allison@saxonweald.com
Rosebrook Court in Southampton will consist of 33 new one
and two-bedroom flats, 10 of which will be available for shared
equity.
Rosebrook Court was originally a Saxon Weald retirement scheme,
made up of hard-to-let bedsits, which we demolished and rebuilt
to create the first purpose-built extra care scheme for the
city. We also acquired one of the neighbouring buildings to
maximise the number of properties we could develop.
In addition to the new rented and shared equity properties,
there will also be three specialist supported housing
properties, for those with learning disabilities. We have also
built a day-centre, for use by both residents and the local
community.
Work on site is currently in progress and is scheduled to be
complete early in 2009.
Rosebrook Court shared equity brochure
Rosebrook Court rented properties brochure

Mercers Mead in Cowfold consists of four rented flats.
Built in partnership with the Housing Corporation and The Breyer
Group and situated in a rural location, these homes have been
built with their picturesque settings in mind. They were
completed to ‘Very Good’ under Ecohomes standards
and are within close proximity of local cycle routes. Work on
site began in late 2006 and was completed in Spring 2008.
This attractive, 22 unit development in Steyning was built
in partnership with Osborne and completed at the end of January
2008. 10 of the properties have been sold under the New Build
Home Buy scheme, 10 are rented general needs properties and two
have been allocated as Intermediate Rent units. All properties
have been awarded ‘Very Good’ under Ecohomes (equivalent of
level 3 under the code for sustainable homes).
Bramber and Arundel House, which together created 27 new one
and two-bedroom flats, were built on an existing Saxon Weald
site to provide more much-needed homes in the centre of Horsham.
Bramber House flats were available for shared ownership and
marked the first of our developments specifically for key
workers. Arundel House properties were available for rent.

Built in partnership with Redrow homes, this development
consists of 10, two-bedroom flats for affordable rents and three
flats which were sold as shared ownership.
We have gained planning consent to build 12 new homes at
Strawberry Villa in Amberley
The properties will consist of four one-bedroom flats, four
two-bedroom flats and four three-bedroom houses. Two of the
flats will be available for shared ownership and the remaining
properties will be affordable, rented homes.
Building work is expected to start this autumn, with the homes
being ready in late 2009.
Partnering with Castleoak and architects Tooley and Foster,
we plan to develop a specialist scheme for older people on the
former Highdown School and Cisbury Lodge site.
The building will be made up of 54, one and two-bedroom self
contained flats with communal facilities and work is expected to
begin in September 2009.

This extra-care scheme in Peacehaven will consist of 41 flats
for both rent and sale. Our first extra-care development in
partnership with Denne Construction, this scheme combines both
in-house extra-care knowledge with The Department of Health, the
Housing Corporation and drawing on the expertise of architects,
PRP. Work is due to begin in the Spring of 2008 and estimated to
finish in the Summer of 2009.
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