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CASE STUDY

Cambridge South

We are promoting the site together with Pigeon Land through the Greater Cambridge Share Partnership (GSCP) Local Plan to meet Cambridge’s residential and employment needs. The site is being promoted on behalf of Jesus College and a private owner. 

Homes
4,500
Size
410 acres
Stage
Planning and promotion
Location
Cambridgeshire

The 410-acre scheme focuses on high-quality placemaking, provision of open space and the creation of a new and inclusive community to support local housing needs and the adjacent Cambridge Biomedical Campus.

Watercolour illustration showing green parkland with scattered pink and green trees, small figures, and grey buildings on horizon under pale blue sky.
Map showing development zone boundaries in green shaded areas with white urban sections and yellow highlighted regions near Cambridge.

The proposed scheme, which will be further developed with input from the local community and key stakeholders, seeks to make provision for a high-quality residential and employment scheme reflecting the local vernacular of Cambridge.

It also includes targets to meet net-zero carbon and significant biodiversity net gains, along with a commitment of significant areas of land to provide improved publicly accessible green space, with strong linkages to Cambridge’s existing nature networks.

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