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Hoe Lane

Welcome to Hoe Lane

Hoe Lane is proposed in the Revised Local Plan to become a community of about 300 new homes together with some workspace. It is likely to envisage a revival of Mountbatten Park, adventure space within Combined Operations Wood, and a new walled allotment garden and play space close to Hoe Farm.

Reserved Matters Application

Test Valley Borough Council’s Southern Area Planning Committee unanimously confirmed approval for the outline application of the Hoe Lane site on Tuesday the 14th of July 2020. The Reserved Matters Application for community consultation and submission in the December 2020, can be found here.

Planning Approval

We are pleased to announce that Test Valley Borough Council’s Southern Area Planning Committee approved the Reserved Matters Planning Applications for Hoe Lane on the evening of Tuesday the 8th of June 2021. This completes a planning journey dating from the outline application in October 2016, read more here.

Living and Working

Good connections across The Estate to schools, to work, and to local facilities in North Baddesley should make possible reduced dependence on the motor car.

Properties

Built by The Ashfield Partnership, Hoe Lane is a medium sized community of 300 beautiful new homes, workplaces and public facilities. View the properties that are available below.

Wyatt Homes Website Morrish Homes Website

Place-Making

At Hoe Lane, the principles of place-making look beyond the built environment to the hinterland of The Estate in order to address its wider vision in terms of Food and Farming, Net Biodiversity Gain, and Social Outcomes.

Footpath in Romsey Hampshire

Planning Approved for Hoe Lane Development

Test Valley Borough Council’s Southern Area Planning Committee approved the Reserved Matters Planning Applications for Hoe Lane on the evening of Tuesday the 8th of June 2021. This completes a planning journey dating from the outline application in October 2016.

Cyclist in cycle lane

Why Sustainable Developments are Important for the Future

We explore the importance of building sustainable communities, from both a wellbeing and environmental perspective. 

New build development public space

What Makes a Popular Development?

There has been a great deal of research into what makes a popular new build development. It’s generally considered that the best, most welcoming developments will do the following things: 

Design and Community Code for Hoe Lane

The Design & Community Code for Hoe Lane

The Ashfield Partnership has commissioned Tim Gray of Cascapedia Consulting to write a Design and Community Code for Hoe Lane. It will set out Tim Knatchbull’s ambitions for legacy development in terms of place-making, food and farming, social objectives, localism, net biodiversity gain, and building community.