Allison Homes has announced the completion of its acquisition of the Longmoor site in Ashton Vale, South Bristol, securing funding for a £165 million residential development that will deliver over 500 new homes as part of a major regeneration initiative for the city.

The 26-acre site will deliver approximately 510 homes, with at least 30% designated as affordable housing. The project forms a key part of South Bristol’s wider regeneration plans, integrating new infrastructure, public green spaces, and direct financial contributions towards the new Ashton Gate Sports and Convention Centre.

The scheme is backed by a bespoke five-year debt facility from Leumi UK, a specialist property lender, alongside private equity investment from Allison Homes. The funding structure is designed to support the phased development and delivery of new housing, ensuring both financial stability and community impact throughout the build programme.

Following the site acquisition in July 2025, Allison Homes initiated a series of public consultations to refine the site’s masterplan ahead of submitting a reserved matters planning application. The company has committed to ongoing engagement with local residents through public drop-in events and feedback channels, focusing on sustainability, affordability, and alignment with city-led regeneration efforts.

The Longmoor project marks Allison Homes’ largest investment in the South West to date, reflecting the company’s long-term commitment to supporting regional growth, housing delivery, and infrastructure improvement.