News

The Park has been featured on BBC South Today to showcase the hugely successful use of our ponds, swales and wetlands. These have been carefully designed by Highwood for two reasons – to create a beautiful place to live and act as a Sustainable Drainage System (SuDS). Find out how this environmentally friendly and natural solution to managing stormwater has other incredible benefits to wildlife and the local community.

It’s National Tree Week and here at North Stoneham Park we are incredibly fortunate to be surrounded by lush green open spaces and quiet woodland teeming with trees. But did you know Highwood is planting over 1,100 trees? Read to find out more about the Park’s age-old trees, how to spot them and the environmental and social benefits.

We’re all under pressure to protect the environment and to help stop global warming for the benefit of future generations. Highwood homes have always been built with sustainability in mind and our homes at the Park have gone even further to reduce their impact on the environment. Read how we’re doing it.

Days after the latest release of new homes at North Stoneham Park’s Avenue Park development, just two homes remain unsold!

The latest release at the Park has exceeded all expectations and proved to be one of the fastest-selling phases of Highwood’s award-winning development to date and leaves just two homes now available. The four-bedroom Knowsleys are popular with families looking for great specifications, plenty of space, open plan kitchen and dining areas, substantial bedrooms and a good-size plot in the coveted Avenue Park setting.

The Park’s local centre that will serve as the heart of this wonderful community has officially opened and has already welcomed its first customers…

Highwood has given the new North Stoneham Scout Group’s fundraising target a welcome boost by donating £1400 to its appeal fund – half of what it needs to support this new initiative at the Park for the coming year. The UK’s newest scout group will meet for the very first time on 19^th May when children aged from six to 13 will join their fellow Beavers, Cubs and Scouts to take part in a wide range of activities and outdoor pursuits throughout the year.

The easing of Covid-19 restrictions gives us all reasons to be optimistic about the future and, if you’ve made the decision to move to a new house, there’s even more to look forward to now…

Highwood has handed over the Park’s local centre that will serve as the heart of the community to Eastleigh Borough Council when Covid restrictions allow. Home to a day nursery for children aged five months to five years, café and a community centre offering a community hall, youth room, health space and meeting rooms, the local centre will be managed and operated by YMCA.