Surrey are close to acquiring land adjacent at the southern end of the Kia Oval that will allow them to build a hotel and develop club offices and player accommodation.
As part of the changes, the Ovalhouse Theatre — where the 95-bedroom hotel will be situated — is moving to Brixton.
Club offices and player accommodation will be in the Grade II-listed White House, which will be refurbished by the club.
Planning permission was granted in January and Surrey chief executive Richard Gould told Standard Sport: “We have planning permission, we are just waiting to get the contracts.”
Much is changing at the ground, with the 18-month redevelopment of Lock-Laker Stand, which will increase capacity to more than 28,000, due to begin in October.
