July 17, 2020

Full Planning: Mixed-Use Lakes Leisure Resort in Hampshire​

BACA architects are delighted to announce that ‘Hollybush Lakes’ in Hampshire has been submitted for full planning.

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The site houses six man-made lakes and will reconnect to the Blackwater Valley Footpath, its green space previously under-utilised and not open to the general public.

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The proposal offers the opportunity to restore the site back to nature for public enjoyment and ecological enhancement. The project aims to re-open the footpath for public use and encourage residents to enjoy the beauty of the lakeside with improved connectivity.

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The proposals include:

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An aquatic sports centre which offers water based activities such as kayaking, boating and a seasonal inflatable assault course alongside gym facilities and an elevated cafe.

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An equestrian centre, offers stabling, grazing and schooling facilities alongside overnight guest accommodation for a local riding school.

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Floating holiday accommodation within the site offers immersive lakeside holiday accommodation and fishing experiences for visiting guests and introduces ‘eco-tourism’ to the local area.​

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