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Sandle Park

Coming Soon

Sandle Park is an exciting new community within the wider Forde Valley development, bringing together thoughtfully designed homes, generous green spaces and a strong connection to the surrounding countryside.

Located on Whitsbury Road, just a mile from Fordingbridge town centre, Sandle Park has been carefully planned to create a welcoming place where people of all ages can feel at home. Combining high quality homes with extensive landscaping, open spaces and community focused design, the development reflects Pennyfarthing Homes’ commitment to creating places that are built to last.

The development will be delivered in five phases. Phase One will provide 74 homes, creating the first chapter of this growing community. Phase Two will deliver a further 100 homes, while future phases three, four and five will continue the growth of Sandle Park and the wider Forde Valley community. The number and mix of homes within these future phases will be confirmed as plans progress through the planning process.

Nature and wellbeing are at the heart of the vision for Sandle Park. Residents will enjoy access to landscaped green spaces, a dedicated play area, walking routes and connections to existing footpaths that link to the surrounding countryside. Extensive tree planting, wildflower areas and biodiversity enhancements will help create an attractive environment for both people and wildlife.

The remaining phases will deliver a further 168 homes, bringing the total number of homes at Sandle Park to 342

 

Development Highlights

  • Phase One – 74 homes
  • Phase Two – 100 homes
  • 35 bungalows planned within Phase Two
  • Affordable housing, including Shared Ownership, Affordable Rent and First Homes
  • Dedicated play area and informal open spaces
  • Landscaped green spaces and tree planting
  • Walking routes and countryside connections
  • Sustainable drainage features and EV charging provision

Supporting the Local Area

As part of our commitment to supporting the local community and infrastructure, Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) contributions are made to New Forest District Council (NFDC) in connection with our developments.

Sandle Park – Phase 1 (74 homes): £599,689.33

These contributions are pooled by NFDC and used to help fund infrastructure needed to support development across the local area. A proportion of the CIL contribution (15%) is passed to Fordingbridge Town Council to support local priorities.

Find out more about how CIL funding is spent on the New Forest District Council website.

Enhancing Biodiversity and Creating Lasting Green Spaces

Nature is at the heart of Sandle Park, with new and enhanced habitats designed to support wildlife while creating attractive green spaces for residents to enjoy.

Wildflower meadows, native hedgerows, woodland planting, wetlands and sustainable drainage features (SuDS) will create a connected network of habitats across the development. Existing Coastal Floodplain Grazing Marsh will also be retained and carefully managed.

Wildlife Friendly Homes

Biodiversity will be built into the homes themselves:

  • Bat bricks in 50% of homes, providing safe roosting opportunities.
  • Swift nesting features on every home, supporting this increasingly vulnerable species.
  • Bee bricks on every home, creating nesting spaces for solitary native bees.

Creating Space for Wildlife

Pollinator friendly planting, an insect hotel and native timber log piles will provide additional food and shelter for insects, birds, bats, hedgehogs and other wildlife.

Garden boundaries will also include hedgehog highways, helping small mammals move safely between gardens and connect with the wider habitat network.

A Lasting Green Legacy

A long term management and monitoring programme will help ensure Sandle Park’s habitats remain healthy and resilient, creating a lasting biodiversity legacy for future generations.

Coming Soon Autumn/Winter 2026

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