Huge new plans for a new housing development, complete with a community hub and a business hub, have been submitted.

The site for the potential development is the land to the south of Old Ferry Drive in Wraysbury.

The site is currently used for storage and horse stabling alongside storing scrapped vehicles and some unused land. 

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The existing structures will be demolished to accommodate the new development.

Developers want to build a total of 32 new properties, comprising of 14 two-storey affordable retirement living units, four two-storey detached homes, and 14 two-storey semi-detached homes.

Hopes to build a children's play area is also outlined in the plans.

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The development will be reached by a new vehicular and pedestrian access point from Old Ferry Drive which will replace the existing access point. 

Off-street parking is also planned, with an adjacent car charging socket to allow the use of electric vehicles.

The council's planning officers will now decide whether to grant the plans permission.