The family destination announced on Monday has identified a potential location Because it is one of the iconic “resorts” on the edge Crowley.
Centre Parcs UK said it has obtained an option agreement to acquire 553 acres of private land woodland In a place called Oldhouse Warren.
The owner of the leisure company stated that the location was discovered after extensive searches, and it is an ideal location because it is located in southern London and is “conveniently accessible”.
Centre Parcs stated that before submitting a planning application to the local council, it will now conduct extensive investigations, community involvement and pre-planning work to check whether the site is suitable for one of the villages-including child-friendly swimming pools and spas. “at the right time”.
The company said that if it continues, the development project is expected to cost 350 million to 400 million pounds and create about 1,000 jobs in its construction. Once opened, it will create about 1,500 local permanent jobs.
Martin Dalby, CEO of Center Parcs, said it was “really exciting” to find another potential UK site, and the company will share plans as they progress.
The leisure company has been owned by Brookfield Asset Management since 2017, after the investment giant acquired the British Central Park from the asset management company Blackstone Group.
Brad Hyler, Brookfield Managing Partner and Head of European Real Estate, said: “Center Parcs is the preferred destination for short-term vacations in the UK. As owners, we are very pleased to be able to pass the plan for the sixth resort in the UK. Support its expansion.
“We look forward to continuing to work with the Centre Parcs team to realize this exciting development project and the economic benefits it will bring to the local area.”
