Masterplan

Parcel A (North)

Parcel A (North)

  • 40ha, equivalent to the size of Moor Park in Preston, integrating new and existing woodland 
    including sustainable drainage ponds and integrated footway & cycle routes
  • Seven high quality sports pitches
  • Park & Ride facility with 500 parking spaces, bus station and cycle parking
  • C31,000sqm, equivalent to around 165 tennis courts of commercial floor space
  • Primary access would be from the A59 with secondary access form Vicarage Lane
Parcel A (South)

Parcel A (South)

  • Mainly residential development creating a sense of openness through green infrastructure
    such as green corridors, pocket parks and public squares
  • Includes the ‘Village heart’ with a range of community services such as
    convenience retail & food and drinks outlets
  • 420 pupil, two-form entry primary school with playing field and sports pitch
  • Access would be from Cuerdale and Vicarage Lane

 

Parcel B

Parcel B

  • Around c50,000 sqm of new commercial workspace, approximately half the size of Brookfield Park in Preston
  • Open amenity space provided between the woodland and the development
    to provide a healthy and attractive working environment
  • Accessed from two points on Cuerdale Lane
Parcel C

Parcel C

  • Up to c82,000 sqm of commercial workspace, approximately half the size of Grange Park in Preston 
  • Landscape strategy will retain the woodland, ancient woodland,
    habitat and Great Crested Newt Pond and mature trees on the site
  • Edge of Huntly Brook will be used for ecological mitigation and surface water attenuation
  • A59 and A677 junction envisioned as site for a landmark office or research
    building to respond to the demand that could come from its proximity to
    BAE Systems and the Enterprise Zone or the emerging NCF campus
  • Accessed by a signal controlled junction on the A59
    with a secondary access onto the A677 Preston New Road

 

Parcel D

Parcel D

  • Primarily residential development
  • The landscaping strategy will retain, protect and enhance as many
    of the site’s landscape and ecological assets as possible
  • The landscape-led approach has been taken to ensure that the development
    integrates with the woodland setting and rural character