Frequently Asked Questions

Chartwell is a local, privately owned property development company that specialises in securing planning and delivering high quality family homes. Past developments within Warlingham include Homefield Road and Windmill Rise in Warlingham but other Warlingham parcels of land are controlled by Chartwell include Farleigh Road, Hillbury Road and Park Lane. Key Directors within the company live locally and children go to school locally. Chartwell intend to set up their Head Office within Farleigh Road, Warlingham subject to a current planning application. Chartwell have been proud sponsors of Warlingham Rugby Football Club within the past five years. Click here to see our main website www.chartwellpropertygroup.com

Shelton Green is located within the highly sustainable location of Warlingham, close to the heart of the Village. Warlingham is a large and sustainable Tier 1 settlement area located within Tandridge and 14.2 miles south of the centre of London. The site is located less than 5 mins walk from Warlingham Village Green which hosts a number of local shops and amenities. The site comprises two parcels of land measuring circa 15 acres (6.06 hectares). The proposed access is located between 265 and 267 Hillbury Road with the majority of the homes proposed to be constructed on vacant land formerly known as Shelton Sports Club accessed off Shelton Avenue, Warlingham.

The site has been draft allocated as part of Tandridge’s emerging Local Plan 2033 for up to 192 residential units. The proposed development will be for 150 units with open space, play space, jog trim trail, ecology area and drainage area. The focus will be on much needed smaller 2 and 3 bedroom units for young families and downsizers.

Being local Chartwell understand the importance of having affordable housing on site, therefore 40% of units will be affordable so locals can afford to be part of the fantastic community of Warlingham.

The submission of a planning application will meet Tandridge’s parking standards which are highlighted below (taken from TDC Parking Standards SPD – SEPT 2012):

• Utilising well located vacant land for future family housing
• Focus on smaller 2 and 3 bed homes to meet the growing demand of young families and downsizers
• 40% of the scheme will be for much needed affordable housing
• Play Area and Jogging Trim Trail for Warlingham Community to use
• Improved links to local village and mainline railway stations
• Dedicated wildlife area and Sustainable drainage system on site
• Contribution to local infrastructure via s106 legal agreement with the Council
• Commitment to provide additional sports provision to Warlingham Rugby Club including the gifting circa 3 acres of land to provide two junior rugby pitches, improve drainage to existing pitches and enhance existing facilities to provide dedicated female changing area.

The planning department are aware of the site as part of the draft Local Plan 2033. Local Ward and Parish Councillors have all been written to and close to 5,000 Public Consultation Information Leaflets have been sent to the local residents and businesses of Warlingham.

A number of survey will accompany the application including highways and transport reports, ecology report, drainage report and strategy, energy statement, tree report, heritage and archaeology report. Utility capacity checks have also been undertaken as part of the process.

A landscape visual assessment will accompany the scheme. The site has been selected out of hundreds considered by Tandridge. One of it’s fantastic merits is the location to the village centre and public transport but most importantly is the mature tree screening round the entire perimeter of the site meaning there will be little views into the site.

At the moment the development is in the early planning stages so finished house types and internal layouts are yet to be finalised. Upon receipt of a successful planning consent a construction timetable will be produced and additional reservation guidance will be provided on this site and on our website www.chartwellpropertygroup.com.

The site is a huge 15 acres. As part of any planning consent, a construction Logistics Plan will be produced which will demonstrate how deliveries and staff working on the site can all be self maintained on the site.