University of Cambridge Submits Masterplan for Eddington Scheme
The University of Cambridge has submitted a revised masterplan for the future phases of the 5,650-home Eddington development.
The outline application proposes adding 3,800 homes, new green spaces, community facilities, and active travel routes to the site.
- Up to 50% of the homes will be affordable and prioritised for university key workers.
- The rest will be sold on the open market.
The submitted masterplan includes around 50ha of open space, including parks, play areas and community gardens.
Homes will range from townhouses and maisonettes to apartment blocks.
Author's summary: Cambridge University submits plan for 3,800 new homes.
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