Lead landscape
Tandridge
Beeches Farm
BNG registered
Added on 27/01/2026

Overview
Description
The BNG project at Beeches farm will enhance and diversify existing habitats to deliver a resilient landscape mosaic that reflects the character of the High Weald and strengthens local biodiversity networks. Species-poor grassland will be restored to other neutral grassland and lowland meadow, priority deciduous woodland will be improved, and new areas of scrub and woodland will be created to increase habitat variety and structural diversity. Together, these measures will form a well-connected mosaic of grassland, scrub and woodland, improving habitat quality, connectivity and ecological resilience for target species across the site and the wider landscape. Changes to management will be minimal, building on the site’s existing low-intensity farming. Small adjustments to grazing and hay cutting regimes, alongside planting, seeding and natural regeneration, will establish and maintain more species-rich habitats while retaining traditional agricultural use.
Local Planning Authority
Tandridge
National Character Area
High Weald
Size
22.33 hectares
Total Units
79.15 units
Unit Price
POA
Area Units

Broad HabitatHabitatDistinctivenessAvailable UnitsUnit Price (£)
GrasslandLowland meadowsVery High32.16POA
Woodland and forestLowland mixed deciduous woodlandHigh2.47POA
Heathland and shrubMixed scrubMedium5.86POA
GrasslandOther neutral grasslandMedium28.48POA
LakesPonds (non-priority habitat)Medium1.7POA
Woodland and forestOther woodland; broadleavedMedium1.7POA
Individual treesRural treeMedium0.11POA
Hedgerow Units

Broad HabitatHabitatDistinctivenessAvailable UnitsUnit Price (£)
HedgerowSpecies-rich native hedgerowMedium0.97POA
HedgerowSpecies-rich native hedgerow with treesHigh5.7POA
Tandridge
Available – Registered
High Weald
Units available:
79.15
Unit price:
POA