Marleigh won’t be built in a day.
With up to 1,300 new homes and a wealth of community facilities planned, it’ll take time for Marleigh to evolve.
There is much in the making, all going towards creating a place that promotes neighbourliness, helps people to thrive and inspires them to live a healthy way of life in natural green surroundings.
In time, there will be a two-form entry primary school, sports pitches, a community centre, a market square, as well as green open spaces, public parks, woodland walks and allotment gardens.
Working with a number of well-known partners including: Pollard Thomas Edwards Architects, landscaper architect Robert Meyer, and sculptor Matthew
Lane-Sanderson, this unique partnership will see the creation of a community that’s distinctively Cambridge and yet certainly has its own identity.
A place to live, love and learn
We believe that a home is made of more than four walls. Home should be part of a community, a place where you belong. Somewhere that makes you happy and inspires you to do the things you love.
At Marleigh, new cycle and walking routes, outdoor spaces and sports pitches are a few of the facilities that will make this a fantastic new place where life can flourish.
And our focus on quality design will not only create a beautiful environment and foster a place to be proud of, it will also ensure the community stands the test of time and leaves a lasting legacy.
This new neighbourhood is proudly brought to you by Marshall and Hill, two life long companies of Cambridge.
It’s a great partnership, our companies have much in common in terms of values and ethos.
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What else is on the way?
A thriving local market square
Primary school for local children
Community centre
Green open spaces
