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The Former Animal Husbandry Site is a major development opportunity<br />
in Ewell, an affluent village situated within the M25. Adjacent to the site is<br />
the North East Surrey College of Technology (<strong>NESCOT</strong>) teaching campus<br />
which is currently undergoing a significant programme of refurbishment<br />
and redevelopment. The site is currently used by the College as a facility<br />
for animal husbandry training. These existing facilities will relocate to the<br />
main campus upon completion of the sale.<br />
Proposed Street Scene<br />
Location<br />
The Former Animal Husbandry Site is<br />
situated on the edge of Ewell Village<br />
in Surrey, 2.4km (1.5 miles) to the<br />
north east of <strong>Epsom</strong> Town Centre at<br />
the junction of <strong>Reigate</strong> <strong>Road</strong> (A240)<br />
and the Ewell Bypass (A24).<br />
The site is within the Borough of <strong>Epsom</strong><br />
and Ewell which has a population<br />
of around 75,000 people.<br />
Ewell has strong rail links to Central<br />
London via mainline stations at<br />
Ewell East and Ewell West.<br />
Ewell East is located approximately<br />
0.5km (0.3 miles) from the site and offers<br />
services to London Victoria and London<br />
Bridge in around 40 minutes. Ewell<br />
West is also situated nearby (1.1km /<br />
0.7miles) and offers services to London<br />
Waterloo in approximately 35 minutes.<br />
Both Ewell East and West stations are<br />
in London travel zone 6. There are also<br />
excellent road links to both London<br />
and the south coast via the A3.<br />
The nearby market town of <strong>Epsom</strong> has a<br />
good offering of amenities, including a busy<br />
high street and the Ashley Shopping Centre<br />
which provides an extensive offering of<br />
national and independent retailers including;<br />
M&S, House of Fraser, Boots and Next.<br />
A particular attraction of this specific<br />
location is the close proximity to the<br />
RAC Country Club, Golf Courses and<br />
the <strong>Epsom</strong> Downs Race Course.<br />
<strong>Epsom</strong> train station has been<br />
identified as a potential destination<br />
for the Crossrail 2 rail link.<br />
Description<br />
The residential element of the Former Animal<br />
Husbandry Site extends to approximately<br />
3.92 hectares (9.69 acres). The remainder<br />
of the land in the north west corner is<br />
subject to a refused application (13/01332/<br />
FUL) for an 150 unit care home facility. This<br />
decision is currently being appealed. The<br />
total area the Former Animal Husbandry Site<br />
extends to circa 5.5 hectares (13.59 acres).<br />
The Former Animal Husbandry Site<br />
lies on the east side of <strong>Reigate</strong> <strong>Road</strong><br />
and is bounded to the south by the<br />
railway line, the Ewell bypass (A245)<br />
to the north and to the east by existing<br />
residential properties and Cheam <strong>Road</strong>.<br />
The existing site is currently used<br />
for agricultural teaching purposes<br />
and includes a number of buildings<br />
and associated hard-standing. The<br />
topography of the site is largely flat.<br />
The site is currently accessed from a<br />
gated vehicular / pedestrian entrance on<br />
<strong>Reigate</strong> <strong>Road</strong> opposite Beech Walk.<br />
Planning<br />
The Former Animal Husbandry Site<br />
lies within the administrative boundary<br />
of <strong>Epsom</strong> and Ewell Borough Council.<br />
There are no listed buildings on site<br />
nor is it in a Conservation Area.<br />
Detailed planning permission was granted<br />
on 24th June 2014 (ref:13/01335/FUL)<br />
for the: “erection of 91 x 2, 3 and 4<br />
bedroom houses, associated vehicular<br />
and pedestrian access, landscaping,<br />
Public Park and play areas”.<br />
The planning consent allows for the provision<br />
of 40% affordable housing on site, totalling<br />
36 units. The signed S106 Legal Agreement<br />
provides for total payments of £312,407.76.