With thousands of homes proposed for fields around Watford, it might be hard to keep track and so this map shows where each scheme would be.
A total of 4,833 properties would be built across these 11 sites if all of them were approved.
Each plan is at a different stage in the process, and some are likely to be “speculative” rather than something the applicant expect to have go through, but at least some of them are already approved and will be built.
See the interactive map of the proposed 100+ home developments below:
Click the development name for a full article on each:
Heathbourne Green
How far along the process: Outline plans have been submitted.
Land North of Farm Way
How many homes: 700
How far along the process: Pre-application following previous unsuccessful plans.
Green Street
How many homes: 675
How far along the process: Plans submitted. Currently stalled over access concerns.
Land North of Little Green Lane
How far along the process: Final designs prepared following conclusion of consultation.
Catlips Farm
How many homes: 400
How far along the process: Environmental impact screening assessment made. Ahead of a potential formal planning application submission.
Bushey Hall Golf Course
How many homes: 350
How far along the process: Plans submitted.
Land Adjacent to Fraser Crescent
How many homes: 200
How far along the process: Consultation ahead of plans being submitted.
Caldecote farm
How many homes: 173 (at last submission)
How far along the process: Plans withdrawn. However, the developer has said it will return with updated plans at some point in the future.
Land North of Chipperfield Road
How many homes: 150
How far along the process: Consultation ahead of the submission of a formal planning application.
Bushey Golf and Country Club
How many homes: 150
How far along the process: Feasibility study ahead of potential sale of the land for it to be redeveloped.
Rectory Farm stage 2
How many homes: 135
How far along the process: Plans approved and land sold to a developer prepared to build the scheme.
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