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Kingsfield Place

Land off Ock Street, Abingdon · OX14 1AA · Vale of White Horse District Council

At a glance

GDV

£3,200,000

Profit on cost

43.4%

LTV stress (primary)

60% — PASS

Sponsor

Deal summary · Auto-generated from verified inputs
1 · What is the site?
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SiteKingsfield Place
AddressLand off Ock Street, Abingdon
PostcodeOX14 1AA
LPAVale of White Horse District Council
Proposed units10 residential

Source: Site record · As of: 02 May 2026 · Confidence: Confirmed

2 · Is planning real?
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DecisionFull planning permission — granted
ReferencePA/2024/01847
Pre-commencement conditions3

Erection of 10 dwellings with associated access, parking and landscaping. Fictional demo reference only.

Commencement risk3 pre-commencement condition(s) must be discharged before development can lawfully commence; confirm evidence requirements and timing with the LPA.

Source: Planning annex (LPA / planning.data.gov.uk) · As of: 02 May 2026 · Confidence: Confirmed

3 · What are the obligations?
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SummaryS106 and constraints captured on baseline snapshot.
S106 / CILSection 106 / CIL exposure (demo): £118,000 (affordable housing, education, highways).

S106 breakdown (financial)

Head£
Affordable housing£52,000
Education£33,000
Highways / transport£33,000

Trigger points (sample)

  • Affordable housing: On commencement of development / prior to first occupation (demo wording).
  • Education: Prior to occupation of dwelling 5 or payment in lieu (demo).

Constraints (demo): within established residential edge — verify flood and heritage on live instructions. Utility provider not identified for this postcode area. Contact your local DNO, water company and gas transporter directly.

Source: Site snapshot (S106 & constraints) · As of: 02 May 2026 · Confidence: Confirmed

4 · Does the money work?
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GDV from NIA × benchmark £/sqm; costs from viability snapshot; developer margin consistent with lender stress tests.

GDV£3,200,000
Total development costs£2,176,000
RLV (residual)£592,000
Profit on cost43.4%
Gross development margin (GDV − dev costs) / GDV32.0%
Target developer margin on GDV (viability inputs)20.0%
Land cost— (not in viability inputs)
Total project cost (incl. land)— (add land cost to model)

Cost breakdown · 10 units · 800 sqm · £4,000/sqm

Build cost£1,500,000
Planning & professional£45,000
S106 / CIL£120,000
Finance£220,000
Contingency£85,000
Other£206,000

Source: Viability inputs & snapshot · As of: 02 May 2026 · Confidence: Confirmed

6 · Exit strategy
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Recommended routeSalepasssalepassrefinance

Sale — LTV stress

Net proceeds£3,120,000
60%£1,872,000pass
65%£2,028,000pass
70%£2,184,000pass

Refinance — LTV stress

Max proceeds @ 75% LTV£2,400,000
60%£1,872,000pass
65%£2,028,000pass
70%£2,184,000pass
Exit strategy analysis

Exit A — Sell selected on indicative rules. Open market sale shows 43.4% profit on cost (after 2.5% sales costs). All three exits are illustrative against total project cost £2,176,000.

Exit A — SellRecommended
strongIRR: highest

Individual unit sales on open market

Net proceeds£3,120,000
Key points
· GDV £3,200,000 less 2.5% sales costs
· Net proceeds £3,120,000
· Profit on cost 43.4%
· Highest IRR — fastest capital return
· Individual sales often appropriate at this scale
Risks
· Sales velocity risk on larger schemes
· Market timing — price sensitivity to interest rates
· Void holding cost if sales slow
Standard exit for UK SME developers. Lenders stress-test at 60/65/70% LTV against completed GDV.
Timeline: 6–12 months post-PC
Exit B — Affordable / S106
viableIRR: medium

Section 106 nomination or Registered Provider partnership

Net proceeds£3,120,000
Key points
· 0 affordable units at 70% market value
· 10 open market units at full GDV (after sales costs)
· Blended proceeds £3,120,000
· Registered Provider can take affordable block — reduced sales risk on that element
· Government grant funding may be available via Homes England where eligibility applies
Risks
· RP negotiation can be slow — allow 3–6 months
· Grant dependency if scheme viability marginal
· Management overhead if retaining affordable units long term
S106 affordable housing obligation often scales with unit count and LPA policy. At 0% affordable provision in this model, RP partnership can reduce open-market sales risk on the affordable element.
Timeline: Negotiated pre-commencement — long-term hold option
Exit C — Build to Rent
marginalIRR: lowest

Stabilise at market rent and sell to BTR investor

Net proceeds£1,846,875
Key points
· Gross rent £120,000/year (10 units × £1,000/month indicative)
· Net operating income £90,000/year (indicative, after opex)
· Asset value at 4.8% cap rate: £1,875,000
· Sale proceeds to institutional BTR buyer (indicative): £1,846,875
· Typical institutional buyers include L&G, Grainger, M&G Real Estate
· Passive House / EPC A schemes can attract premium BTR demand
Risks
· Lowest IRR — capital tied up during lease-up
· Requires professional property management
· Cap rates move — exit value uncertain
· Lender consent required to hold rather than sell
UK BTR market is active in urban centres; regional/coastal liquidity varies — test local rental depth before relying on this exit.
Timeline: 18–36 months post-PC (lease-up + stabilisation)
Base case appraisal
GDV
£3,200,000
Total costs
£2,176,000
Net profit
£944,000
Profit on cost
43.4%
Sensitivity analysis — what if?
ScenarioAdj. GDVNet profitPOCStatus
A — Price drop
GDV −10%
£2,880,000£632,00029.0%SAFE
B — Cost overrun
Costs +15%
£3,200,000£617,60024.7%SAFE
C — Price drop + cost overrun
GDV −10%, Costs +15%
£2,880,000£305,60012.2%WATCH

Lender minimum: 20% profit on cost. Sales costs assumed at 2.5% of GDV.

Completed value (GDV): £3,200,000

Source: Exit model (benchmark comparables) · As of: 02 May 2026 · Confidence: Indicative

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