Founded in 2010, Endurance Estates focuses on strategic land promotion and helps landowners navigate the complex planning system to unlock the value of their land. As a result of our extensive experience and skillset, we pride ourselves in being able to 'add value' to strategic land assets by creating serviced land parcels.
With offices in Cambridge, London and Birmingham, Endurance Estates is well-placed to identify and act on opportunities across the Eastern and Southern regions. Being embedded in one of the most economically vibrant parts of the country, Endurance Estates is the 'go to' partner in the region for land promotion.
Endurance hosted an event in conjunction with Oxfordshire based watch manufacturer Bremont as a chance for Councillors, LEP Leaders, Agents and stakeholders to visit the state-of-the-art watchmaking facility known as The Wing, and also learn about the demand for industrial property throughout the Oxford to Cambridge Partnership area.
Cllr. Ron Tindall, leader of Dacorum Borough Council, and Cllr. Andrew Williams recently gathered at a housing development in Hemel Hempstead to plant a tree to celebrate the official opening of the communal gardens of The Gade, a development of 150 private sale and affordable apartments in the centre of the Hertfordshire town.
Endurance Estates were delighted to host a table of regional property professionals and landowners at a Charity Ball at Holkham Hall, Norfolk on Saturday 15th April in support of www.the-big-oardeal.com
Endurance are delighted to announce the sale of the former Pulse Packaging site in Saffron Walden for a high quality mixed use development comprising a new food store to Lidl, 70-bed care home to Care UK, and 49 retirement apartments to Churchill Retirement Living.
Endurance Energy are delighted to announce the approval of planning permission for a 35 MW Solar Farm at land at Wickham, Hall, Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire.
Endurance were delighted to support Huntingdonshire District Council in organising a Battery Sector Workshop involving the public and private sectors to look at the capability and opportunity for EV and battery research and development in the East of England.
Endurance Estates have over 25 years of experience in predicting and handling the issues and obstacles that may arise in the process of delivering a successful project and perseveres in all aspects of the property process.
The “Endurance” name was inspired by Shackleton’s 1914 – 1917 Antarctic expedition on the ship “Endurance”. A family member of one of the company shareholders participated in this expedition which has subsequently been seen as one of history’s greatest feats of endurance.
As a property company the Endurance theme provides the backbone to the company’s approach. Considering property is akin to looking at an iceberg in that you cannot always immediately be aware of the hidden issues beneath the surface which can affect its performance.
