These properties will range from one- to five-bedrooms, with half designated as affordable housing.

The site, located on land north of Chipperfield Road, has been classified as ‘grey belt’ land according to planning officers.

The Hill Group will also provide children’s play areas on the site and a biodiversity net gain of at least 10% through woodland walks, meadows and ponds.

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At the heart of the development will be The Farmstead, a new education and community hub that will include growing spaces, therapy and sensory gardens, and animal-assisted activities to support health and wellbeing. A café and farm shop are also planned.

“This neighbourhood is much more than a housing development — it’s a thoughtfully designed place that delivers the right homes in the right location, half of them affordable, while enhancing local biodiversity and supporting healthier, more active lifestyles,” said Andy Hill, founder and group CEO at The Hill Group.

“This carefully considered development represents a significant opportunity to deliver new homes, community facilities and lasting social value for Kings Langley, creating a neighbourhood where people, nature and learning can flourish side by side.”