We are seeing a growing number of attractive opportunities to provide funding to SME UK property developers, despite tough macro conditions and a competitive market. This unique deal addresses the acute regional housing undersupply, while supporting the creation of resilient communities and restoring important local heritage.
The project provides development finance towards the redevelopment of a horse training yard in Epsom, and the building of residential housing which will provide multiple long-term community benefits. The existing owners, South Hatch Surrey, combined with Proseed Property and Coranado to complete the development, supported by the Downing property finance team.
The Epsom deal demonstrates our commitment to supporting SME developers and providing flexible and innovative financing. This multi-purpose development encompasses the redevelopment of equestrian facilities and residential property development in a £12.9 million deal. The scheme will include the building of 12 one-bed and 30 two-bed flats, as well as the redevelopment of a successful horse training yard.
The site is currently the racehorse training ground for well-known trainer Jim Boyle. Jim has worked with a project team since 2015 to secure planning for this redevelopment. The project encompasses a new state-of-the-art racehorse training establishment with accommodation for trainers and staff.
The development also provides additional benefits for the community. By updating the racehorse training facility, Epsom’s local economy will receive a boost, an important aspect for an area that holds significant horse racing heritage. The project will also provide a source of sustainable employment for the local community.
Find out more about Downing's Property Finance team
We are seeing a growing number of attractive opportunities to provide funding to SME UK property developers, despite tough macro conditions and a competitive market. This unique deal addresses the acute regional housing undersupply, while supporting the creation of resilient communities and restoring important local heritage.
The project provides development finance towards the redevelopment of a horse training yard in Epsom, and the building of residential housing which will provide multiple long-term community benefits. The existing owners, South Hatch Surrey, combined with Proseed Property and Coranado to complete the development, supported by the Downing property finance team.
The Epsom deal demonstrates our commitment to supporting SME developers and providing flexible and innovative financing. This multi-purpose development encompasses the redevelopment of equestrian facilities and residential property development in a £12.9 million deal. The scheme will include the building of 12 one-bed and 30 two-bed flats, as well as the redevelopment of a successful horse training yard.
The site is currently the racehorse training ground for well-known trainer Jim Boyle. Jim has worked with a project team since 2015 to secure planning for this redevelopment. The project encompasses a new state-of-the-art racehorse training establishment with accommodation for trainers and staff.
The development also provides additional benefits for the community. By updating the racehorse training facility, Epsom’s local economy will receive a boost, an important aspect for an area that holds significant horse racing heritage. The project will also provide a source of sustainable employment for the local community.
Find out more about Downing's Property Finance team
We are seeing a growing number of attractive opportunities to provide funding to SME UK property developers, despite tough macro conditions and a competitive market. This unique deal addresses the acute regional housing undersupply, while supporting the creation of resilient communities and restoring important local heritage.
The project provides development finance towards the redevelopment of a horse training yard in Epsom, and the building of residential housing which will provide multiple long-term community benefits. The existing owners, South Hatch Surrey, combined with Proseed Property and Coranado to complete the development, supported by the Downing property finance team.
The Epsom deal demonstrates our commitment to supporting SME developers and providing flexible and innovative financing. This multi-purpose development encompasses the redevelopment of equestrian facilities and residential property development in a £12.9 million deal. The scheme will include the building of 12 one-bed and 30 two-bed flats, as well as the redevelopment of a successful horse training yard.
The site is currently the racehorse training ground for well-known trainer Jim Boyle. Jim has worked with a project team since 2015 to secure planning for this redevelopment. The project encompasses a new state-of-the-art racehorse training establishment with accommodation for trainers and staff.
The development also provides additional benefits for the community. By updating the racehorse training facility, Epsom’s local economy will receive a boost, an important aspect for an area that holds significant horse racing heritage. The project will also provide a source of sustainable employment for the local community.
Find out more about Downing's Property Finance team
We are seeing a growing number of attractive opportunities to provide funding to SME UK property developers, despite tough macro conditions and a competitive market. This unique deal addresses the acute regional housing undersupply, while supporting the creation of resilient communities and restoring important local heritage.
The project provides development finance towards the redevelopment of a horse training yard in Epsom, and the building of residential housing which will provide multiple long-term community benefits. The existing owners, South Hatch Surrey, combined with Proseed Property and Coranado to complete the development, supported by the Downing property finance team.
The Epsom deal demonstrates our commitment to supporting SME developers and providing flexible and innovative financing. This multi-purpose development encompasses the redevelopment of equestrian facilities and residential property development in a £12.9 million deal. The scheme will include the building of 12 one-bed and 30 two-bed flats, as well as the redevelopment of a successful horse training yard.
The site is currently the racehorse training ground for well-known trainer Jim Boyle. Jim has worked with a project team since 2015 to secure planning for this redevelopment. The project encompasses a new state-of-the-art racehorse training establishment with accommodation for trainers and staff.
The development also provides additional benefits for the community. By updating the racehorse training facility, Epsom’s local economy will receive a boost, an important aspect for an area that holds significant horse racing heritage. The project will also provide a source of sustainable employment for the local community.
Find out more about Downing's Property Finance team
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