Knights Park is a pioneering and award-winning sustainable housing development situated to the north of Cambridge, forming a key part of the prestigious University of Cambridge’s Eddington masterplan. Comprising 264 thoughtfully designed apartments, townhouses, and family homes, Knights Park exemplifies a commitment to eco-conscious urban living. The development is constructed to achieve the rigorous Code for Sustainable Homes Level 5, demonstrating a strong focus on energy efficiency and environmental responsibility. One of its standout features is the integrated district heating system, which supplies low-carbon heat and hot water to all residences-dramatically cutting down on greenhouse gas emissions compared to conventional housing developments. In line with its green ethos, Knights Park also includes innovative environmental technologies such as green roofs, rainwater harvesting systems, and sustainable drainage systems, all of which work together to manage water resources effectively and enhance biodiversity. The development is designed not only for sustainability but also for livability, with a robust cycling infrastructure and excellent public transport connections that encourage residents to reduce car use and adopt more sustainable modes of transport. Recognised by the Housing Design Award and Building with Nature initiative, Knights Park sets new benchmarks in sustainable community development, blending modern architecture with forward-thinking environmental strategies to create a vibrant and responsible living environment for the future.