The plans for the 2.5 acre site by Wandsworth Bridge, which is currently occupied by a retail store, include a 500,000 square feet development to comprise 242 new homes set around a landscaped garden, 35,000 sq ft of retail and leisure space and an improved riverside walk along the Thames.
“Hurlingham Retail Park is a fantastic opportunity to create a new destination riverside address at the gateway to the borough of Hammersmith and Fulham with new homes that will feature a spectacular elevated resident’s garden at its centre and improved public spaces and amenities,” said Londonewcastle chief executive officer David Barnett in a statement when the planning application was submitted in July last year.
Grant of planning permission for the scheme is subject to the completion of a Section 106 Agreement, which will include a contribution of £10 million by the developer towards social and physical infrastructure in the local area.
