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Land
Sites with development potential, whether allocated, unallocated or in need of a considered planning strategy.
Land
Land
Land & property
Danesbury considers land and existing property with development potential. We welcome introductions from owners, agents and professional advisers, whether an opportunity is established or still taking shape.
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Existing buildings
Properties that could be refurbished, extended or repositioned for a new use.
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Conversion opportunities
Buildings suited to a change of use, including residential and mixed-use conversion.
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Brownfield sites
Previously developed land where remediation, access or design can make a scheme viable.
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Residential opportunities
Settings for individual homes and boutique schemes with a strong sense of place.
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Commercial redevelopment
Commercial property and sites where redevelopment can support long-term occupation and value.
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Specialist living opportunities
Well-connected locations suited to supported living and other specialist accommodation.
A considered view
Why Danesbury
We look at a site as both developer and builder: its context, its planning position, what could be designed there and what it would take to deliver. That gives you a clear answer on the next step.
What we bring
Considered, timely decisions
Opportunities are reviewed by the people who make the decisions, so you receive a clear view without unnecessary delay.
Commercial experience
We assess value, cost and risk realistically, and explain our thinking plainly.
Development capability
We manage design, planning and appraisal in-house with trusted professional teams.
Construction capability
Our own construction knowledge informs what can be built, how, and at what cost.
Flexible structures
Depending on the opportunity, we can discuss outright purchase, conditional arrangements, options or partnership structures.
Direct access
You deal directly with Danesbury’s leadership throughout the conversation.
Next steps
Tell us where the site is, your relationship to it and what you know about its current use or planning position. An initial introduction does not need to be a finished proposal.
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Introduce
Share the location, your relationship to the site and anything known about its use or planning position.
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Review
We consider the opportunity in confidence and come back to you with an initial view.
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Discuss
Where there is a fit, we talk through options, timing and the structure that suits you.
Every opportunity starts with a conversation
If you own a site or are making an introduction, we would like to hear from you.
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