Brownfield Land Register
What is a Brownfield Land Register?
As part of its plan to boost housebuilding, the Government requires Councils to publish an annual list of brownfield sites in their area that may be suitable for development.
Brownfield land, otherwise known as 'previously developed land', is land which has been previously built on with a permanent structure. It does not include urban gardens, parks or allotments. The full definition of brownfield land can be found in the Glossary of the National Planning Policy Framework.
Gosport's Brownfield Register
For a site to be included on the register it must be at least 0.25 hectares in size or be capable of providing at least 5 homes. All sites must also meet the following criteria:
- Suitable - have residential planning permission, be allocated in the local plan, or be considered appropriate for residential development by the council.
- Available - have no ownership issues or legal constraints which could prevent development.
- Achievable - is likely to be developed within 15 years.
There are two parts to the Brownfield Land Register. The council has published Part 1 below, which is a list of brownfield sites that are considered suitable for residential development.
Part 2 of the Register are sites which have been granted 'permission in principle'. This is a type of planning permission that approves the principles of development - use, location, and scale. There are currently no sites in Gosport which have been granted permission in principle, and therefore Part 2 has not been published.
New Brownfield Sites and Feedback
If you have a site you wish the council to consider for the Brownfield Register, or any feedback please contact Planning Policy.
View the Brownfield Register
Part 1 of the register can be found below in CSV and XLSX format. Data is provided under the Open Government Licence.
CSV: Brownfield Land Register - CSV
XLSX: Brownfield Land Register - XLSX
Site Proforma
Links to site proforma including plans and key details:
BR2 - Stoners Close Garage Site, Gosport (PDF) [276KB]
BR3 - Lapthorn Close Garage Site, Gosport (PDF) [278KB]
BR8 - Wheeler Close, Gosport (PDF) [453KB]
BR14 - Priddy's Hard, Heritage Way, Gosport (PDF) [416KB]
BR16 - Crewsaver, Harbour Road, Gosport (PDF) [322KB]
BR17 - Fort Gilkicker, Military Road, Gosport (PDF) [153KB]
BR18 - Rowner Renewal, Grange Road, Gosport (PDF) [957KB]
BR21 - Haslar Hospital, Haslar Road, Gosport (PDF) [660KB]
BR22 - Daedalus, Broom Way, Lee-on-the-Solent (PDF) [458KB]
BR27 - Fort Blockhouse, Haslar Road, Gosport (PDF) [414KB]
BR28 - Former Royal Sailor's Rest, Grange Lane, Gosport (PDF) [313KB]
BR31 - Rowner Road Service Station, Rowner Road, Gosport (PDF) [350KB]
BR33 - 39-45A Stoke Road and 79-81 Jamaica Place, Gosport (PDF) [361KB]
BR40 - Land at Forton Road, Gosport (PDF) [268KB]
BR41 - Land at Whitworth Close, Gosport (PDF) [276KB]
BR42 - 9-11 High Street, Gosport (PDF) [272KB]
BR43 - 17A High Street, Gosport (PDF) [387KB]
BR44 - 57-59 High Street, Gosport (PDF) [287KB]
BR45 - 127 High Street, Gosport (PDF) [371KB]
BR46 - Land at 82-84 Clayhall Road, Gosport (PDF) [180KB]
Sites removed from the Register
BR9 (Removed) - 124 - 128 Brockhurst Road, Gosport (PDF) [362KB]
BR11 (Removed) - LOTS Sailing Club, Marine Parade East, Lee-on-the-Solent (PDF) [293KB]
BR23 (Removed) - Royal Clarence Yard, Weevil Lane, Gosport (PDF) [462KB]
BR24 [Removed] - Barclay House, Trinity Green, Gosport (PDF) [237KB]
BR25 (Removed) - Masonic Hall, 7 Clarence Road, Gosport (PDF) [281KB]
BR26 [Removed] - Former Gosport Police Station, South Street, Gosport (PDF) [484KB]
BR32 (Removed) - Carisbrooke Centre, Carisbrooke Road, Gosport (PDF) [313KB]
BR34 (Removed) - 133 Stoke Road, Gosport (PDF) [285KB]
BR36 (Removed) - Rear of 111 Elson Road, Gosport (PDF) [245KB]
BR37 [Removed] - Haslar Immigration Removal Centre, Dolphin Way, Gosport (PDF) [276KB]
BR38 [Removed] - Addenbrooke House, Willis Road (PDF) [519KB]
BR39 [Removed] -Land at Gasworks Site, Mariners Way, Gosport (PDF) [320KB]
GIS Site Maps
Links to the GIS layer on the Council's interactive mapping service showing the location of the sites:
BR2 - Stoners Close Garage Site, Gosport
BR3 - Lapthorn Close Garage Site, Gosport
BR14 - Priddy's Hard, Heritage Way, Gosport
BR16 - Crewsaver, Harbour Road, Gosport
BR17 - Fort Gilkicker, Fort Road, Gosport
BR18 - Rowner Renewal, Grange Road, Gosport
BR21 - Haslar Hospital, Haslar Road, Gosport
BR22 - Daedalus, Broom Way, Lee-on-the-Solent
BR27 - Fort Blockhouse / HMS Dolphin, Haslar Road, Gosport
BR28 - Former Royal Sailor's Rest, Grange Lane, Gosport
BR31 - Rowner Road Service Station , Rowner Road, Gosport
BR33 - 39-45A Stoke Road and 79-81 Jamaica Place, Gosport
BR40 - Land at Forton Road, Gosport
BR41 - Land at Whitworth Close, Gosport
BR42 - 9-11 High Street, Gosport
BR43 - 17A High Street, Gosport
BR44 - 57-59 High Street, Gosport
BR45 - 127 High Street, Gosport
BR46 - 82-84 Clayhall Road, Gosport
Sites removed from the Register
BR9 (Removed) - 124 - 128 Brockhurst Road, Brockhurst Road, Gosport
BR11 (Removed) - LOTS Sailing Club, Marine Parade East, Lee-on-the-Solent
BR23 (Removed) - Royal Clarence Yard, Weevil Lane, Gosport
BR24 (Removed) - Barclay House, Trinity Green, Gosport
BR25 (Removed) - Masonic Hall, 7 Clarence Road, Gosport
BR26 (Removed) - Former Gosport Police Station, South Street, Gosport
BR32 (Removed) - Carisbrooke Centre, Carisbrooke Road, Gosport
BR35 (Removed) - 133 Stoke Road, Gosport
BR36 (Removed) - Rear of 111 Elson Road, Gosport
BR37 (Removed) - Haslar Immigration Removal Centre, Dolphin Way, Gosport
BR38 (Removed) - Addenbrook House, Willis Road, Gosport
BR39 (Removed) - Land at Gasworks Site, Mariners Way, Gosport
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