Development Updates for Bardon Lea
Stay up to date with the local amenities at Bardon Lea, Lower Bardon.
Play Park
The play park at Walter Pettit Way is now open, offering swings, a roundabout, a climbing frame and more. A basketball court can be found to the rear of the park.
Local Centre
Bardon Lea isn’t just about the homes – it is part of a vibrant new village that boasts easy access to local amenities. Including a Sainsbury’s local opening this summer, a café and more, this brand-new purpose-built local quarter right on your doorstep, everything you need is within easy reach to make your daily life effortless.
Sainsbury’s will occupy a purpose-built, 3,750 sq ft unit on a 15-year lease.
The Sainsburys store is one of two commercial units currently under construction, with the other, a 1,066 sq ft space, available to let.
Play area
Our second play park is now open, offering a fun climbing frame with slide, seesaw, swings, and plenty more for children to enjoy.
Public open spaces
Enjoy beautifully designed public open spaces right on your doorstep. Wander scenic pathways through the development, take relaxed strolls with your dog, and immerse yourself in the natural surroundings every day. The development will feature a series of beautifully designed lagoons, alongside a dedicated nature reserve, creating tranquil spaces to explore and enjoy.
Merlin app
The Merlin app is accessible to anyone to listens to the birds around you on the development and shows real-time suggestions for who’s singing. The app will allow you to identify birds you hear no matter where you are.
Local Centre
There is a proposed local centre on the development, which is subject to county council approval.
Special Wildlife
Bardon Lea features a rich mosaic of habitats, including woodland, scrub, grassland, and aquatic elements collectively supporting a variety of ecological functions. These habitats provide essential opportunities for species to roost, forage, breed and commute, significantly contributing to the sites biodiversity. Together, these species create a rich and balanced ecosystem. This green corridor connects habitats, supports wildlife and keeps nature thriving.