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Our latest
developments

We do building

Our latest
developments

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Development

At ThamesWey, we are committed to the development and regeneration of our community, through progressive, balanced and considered projects. Our aim is to create an environment where people not only want to live, work and grow, but also one environment that’s in tune with the natural one while meeting the demand for new homes and places to do business.

Our development division was created in 2009 to provide a strategy of property related development and investment in the local area and beyond, through the development of commercial and residential building projects, as well as significant regeneration works. When you add our low-carbon energy delivery experience into the mix, we are well placed to help our developments meet the sustainability standards that are essential to secure our future.

As with many of our activities, our driving force is the growth and sustainability of our area, not our profit margin. By definition, urban development is a long-term enterprise, and this is evident in the projects we have delivered, those underway and those we hope to implement in the future. These projects bring together our low-carbon energy, housing and sustainability disciplines to deliver a broad spectrum of projects, small and large, that will help us to create an environment that will benefit everyone. We are proud of the work we have done so far, and we look forward to playing a major part in helping to shape the future for this generation, and the next.

Projects

Poole Road Energy Centre – Woking Town Centre

Woking’s new low-carbon energy centre on Poole Road is coming out of the ground.

Harrington Place – Woking Town Centre

ThamesWey has completed and taken over this landmark new residential scheme in Woking.

Lockwood Path – Canalside

ThamesWey has started developing a third set of family sized affordable homes for Woking Borough Council.

Middle Walk – Woking Town Centre

ThamesWey’s planning application for the refurbishment of the flats above Wolsey Place in Woking Town Centre has been approved.

Eden Grove – West Byfleet

ThamesWey has handed over to Woking Borough Council another two new family sized affordable homes with 12 built in swift bricks.

Yew Tree Close – Heathlands

ThamesWey has handed over to Woking Borough Council five affordable homes, the first new family sized ‘Council Homes’ in recent years.

Canalside – Sheerwater

Work began in August 2019 on Canalside, the long-awaited multi-million pound transformation of the Sheerwater area of Woking.

121 Chertsey Road – Woking Town Centre

ThamesWey has started work to transform the unused office building at 121 Chertsey Road into 25 new apartments.