Westvale Park

ALL HOMES AT WESTVALE PARK ARE NOW FULLY SOLD!

A home of your own in Horley

A beautiful collection of 2-bedroom maisonettes and 2-bedroom houses available with Shared Ownership. 

With the tree lined banks of the River Mole and open countryside stretching out in one direction, and the thriving town of Horley in the other, Westvale Park is the perfect place to put down roots of your own. 

Westvale Park offers a beautiful, freshly built home with neutral décor, waiting for you to add your own design flair too. You’ll immediately feel at home in the well-proportioned, open plan living areas and enjoy the ample space for a home office or whatever else you choose. 

You’ll be part of a visionary new, village-style community with shops, cafés, play areas and even a village hall, set among hedgerows and woodlands. There’s a nursery school nearby and all the amenities of Horley a little further down the road. 

With amazing transport links from your local Horley Station, you can be at Gatwick Airport in 3 minutes, East Croydon in 24 minutes or London Bridge or Victoria in 39 minutes to name a few. 

Council Tax: TBC
Council tax bands are often not released until the property is complete. If you need any guidance, please get in touch with our Sales Consultants otherwise the local authority or the developer may be able to help.

Natural beauty to enjoy all year round

The banks of the River Mole are just a short walk from your new front door. Or head in the other direction and you have the whole of Horley at your disposal. The town has supermarkets and independent shops, a theatre and cinema, a medical centre, schools and a lively pub and café scene. There’s a local football team and the leisure centre offers a well-equipped gym, swimming, badminton, netball and table-tennis.  

Plus, nearby Crawley boasts one of the finest shopping centres in the county with over 80 stores to choose from, with Reigate also on hand for a spot of retail therapy. 

Whether you fancy a day up in town exploring the latest exhibition at the Tate or a day in Brighton wandering The Lanes and sunbathing on the beach, you’re perfectly placed. In fact, there’s a whole world of wonderful weekend experiences to discover. The Surrey Hills are officially designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. So is the South Downs with its rolling hills, chalk cliffs and magnificent sea vistas. Should you fancy a trip to a Kent country pub or candyfloss on a seaside pier, you’re spoilt for choice. 

There are three trains an hour from Horley Station into London Victoria during peak periods and the journey takes you just under an hour. Fancy lunch on the seafront? Head in the other direction and you’ll be in Brighton in just 45 minutes.  

You’ll also have handy bus services to take you into the centre of Horley and towns throughout this part of Surrey and Sussex.