Bellew Park
Seventy homes on the former Princess Royal Barracks at Deepcut. New build and heritage conversion, sold from one app on a 43″ kiosk and a 75″ wall screen.
- Location
- Princess Royal Barracks, Deepcut, Surrey
- Size
- 70 homes
- Product
- Barracks regeneration
- Features
- Plot finder
- Streetview
- 360 spinner
- PWA
- Tablet
A former military barracks reimagined, with kiosk and screen live for launch day
Bellew Park is a mixed scheme on the site of the former Princess Royal Barracks in Deepcut, Surrey, part of a wider regeneration of the historic military site. The release covers two distinct product types: Parcel X, a collection of new-build 2–5 bed houses, and the Sergeants’ Mess, a conversion of the original barracks building into 1–3 bed apartments. All units are private sale.
Weston Homes needed a single sales app that could handle both product types coherently (new-build houses and heritage conversion apartments side by side in one suite), with a kiosk and wall screen ready for the 19 June 2026 launch.
Tech: 43″ freestanding touchscreen kiosk, 75″ wall-mounted display
Timeline: Launched 19 June 2026
What we built
We delivered the Marmoset sales app on a 43″ freestanding touchscreen kiosk, with a 75″ wall-mounted display running alongside it in the sales suite. The kiosk anchors the interactive sale: 3D site plan, plot finder, panoramic spinner, and floor plans. The wall screen runs the same app at full scale for ambient presence and presentation moments.
A screensaver video plays when the kiosk is idle, giving the suite a polished, always-on presence even before a buyer steps up to interact.
3D interactive site plan
The centrepiece of the suite experience. Bellew Park rendered in 3D, set against an aerial photo of the surrounding site. Plots mapped and coloured by availability, unit type a single tap away.
75″ wall-mounted screen
The same app at room scale. Background presence before the conversation starts; presentation tool once it does.
Install day
We come to site. That is not a given in this industry, and it matters more than it sounds.
Two days before launch, we were at Bellew Park to bring the kiosk and wall screen up ourselves. The 43″ touchscreen kiosk went in, the 75″ TV went up, HDMI connected, app loaded and running. By the time the sales team walked in on launch morning, there was nothing to sort out.
That hands-on presence is how we work with Weston across every scheme. We make sure the interactive is ready, working, and handed over with confidence before the doors open.
Key features
3D site plan set against the real aerial
The site plan for Bellew Park is rendered in 3D and composited against a real aerial photograph of the Princess Royal Barracks site, giving buyers an immediate sense of scale, context, and how the new homes sit within the wider regeneration. Plot availability overlays cleanly on top, so the 3D read and the sales information work together rather than competing.
Images and streetview panos
Buyers can move from the site plan straight into CGIs of the home they are interested in, or step through a street-view panoramic tour of the development, exploring the streetscene and landscaping as it will look when complete. For a site as distinctive as the Princess Royal Barracks, that sense of place is a significant part of the sell.
Digital PDF brochure
We integrated a flippable digital brochure directly inside the app, so buyers can browse the full development story at the kiosk without needing a physical copy to hand. Every page is accessible from within the same experience, keeping the buyer engaged and in the suite.
