HOMES. STREETS. NEIGHBOURHOODS.
WE ARE TOWN.
WE PLAN AND DELIVER NEW PIECES OF TOWN: HOMES, STREETS AND NEIGHBOURHOODS. OUR PURPOSE IS TO MAKE PLACES PEOPLE LOVE.
TOWN is a development company. We make places with distinctive character, but which respect and complement their surroundings. We design streets to encourage the features of traditional town life: walking, social contact and exchange. TOWN create places that are urban, but with nature all around. And we combine the best of the new: contemporary design, modern materials and high environmental performance – with the best of the old: solidity, spaciousness and light.
OUR APPROACH
WHAT MAKES TOWN DIFFERENT?
TOWN’s approach is based on a few simple principles about what makes make good places – principles observable in good parts of towns and cities everywhere.
CUSTOM BUILD
DESIGN YOUR HOME
TOWN is a custom build developer. We offer customers extensive design freedom when buying a new home, but without the complication of building it themselves.
DEVELOPMENTS
OUR PROJECTS
From delivering 42-home cohousing schemes in Cambridge to planning a 3,500-home sustainable urban extension to Norwich. You can find out more about TOWN’s projects here.
FEATURED
MARMALADE LANE
TOWN’s first development, Marmalade Lane, is Cambridge’s first cohousing community. Made up of 42 custom designed homes complemented by first-class shared facilities, it will be a place of neighbourliness and community spirit.
LATEST NEWS
PINCENTS LANE PLANNING APPLICATION SUBMITTED.
Press release - New homes, healthcare hub and public park for Tilehurst Plans feature 40% affordable housing (106 homes) Includes a 4,800 sq ft healthcare hub A new 17-acre [...]
TOWN TO REGENERATE WOLVERTON AGORA.
TOWN is delighted to announce that, with our partners Trivselhus, we’ve exchanged contracts to acquire the Agora Centre and car park, Wolverton, Milton Keynes. You can read our joint [...]
TOWN IN THE ARCHITECT’S JOURNAL.
TOWN directors Jonny Anstead and Neil Murphy are featured in a Q&A in this week’s Architect’s Journal. Only a fraction of new housing built in the UK involves an [...]