Endurance Estates are a dynamic, results led Property Company who have successfully obtained planning permission for over 2600 residential units and completed more than 7.5 million sq ft of development and investment projects worth in excess of £2 billion.
Tim Holmes, Duncan Jenkins and Robert Phillips of Endurance Estates were delighted to support the Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough's Inaugural Charity Ball on Friday 29th June by hosting a table of property and agricultural professionals.
Due to continued success we are now looking for highly talented individuals to join our multi-disciplinary team in the following posts: Land Acquisition Manager, Senior Planner, Graduate Town Planner and Database and Research Assistant
Endurance Estates are pleased to announce the completion of the sale of land with planning permission for 29 new homes in the sustainable Cambridgeshire village of Gamlingay to Bushmead Homes Limited.
Endurance Estates and Marshall Group Property have submitted a planning application for 1200 new homes and associated development on land north of Cherry Hinton, Cambridge.
Endurance Estates have obtained planning permission for 34 residential units in the East Cambridgeshire village of Haddenham.
Endurance Estates Strategic Land is pleased to announce the completion of the sale of land with planning permission for 36 new homes in the sustainable Cambridgeshire village of Balsham to Matthew Homes Limited.
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.
