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High Street Hampton Wick, Richmond KT1 4DA
A 0.24-acre freehold site in Hampton Wick, Richmond, comprising two retail units, warehouses, and garages with a total built area of approximately 8,150 sq ft. Planning permission has been granted for redevelopment into 8 apartments (5 one-bed, 2 two-bed, 1 three-bed) and 5,807 sq ft of commercial space. [Read more…] about Hampton Wick freehold site with planning for 8 apartments and commercial space
26 January 2024
A 0.2-acre (0.08 hectare) site in Ansdell Street, Kensington W8, comprises a four-storey building over 20,717 sq ft, with planning permission for a terrace of 10 houses spanning 21,706 sq ft GIA. The guide price is £20.5m. Savills
Savills is also offering a former boiler house on a 0.51-acre (0.21 hectare) site at Ravenscroft Square, W6, neighbouring Ravenscroft Park Hospital. Price is on application.
A plot of land with planning permission for a five bedroom detached house. The site is situated opposite St James’s Church on the corner of Park Road and St James’s Street in Hampton TW12. The asking price is £825,000. Hamptons
11 May 2023 | The Berkeley SW1X 7RL
The Allsop May 2023 residential property auction includes: a freehold building at Hampden Lane Tottenham N17 0AS arranged a 3 flats with a guide price of £650,000+; a site at Taylor Close Hampton TW12 1LE with planning permission for a two bedroom detached house, guide price £100,000+; freehold building in shell condition at Hanbury Street, Spitalfields E1 5JL with a guide price of £750,000+; freehold house on a large plot at Milborough Crescent , Hither Green SE12 0RR with a guide price of £550,000; and a Grade II listed former hall at the Academy Woolwich SE18 4BT with a reduced guide price of £275,000+.
23 October 2020
The Oxford-Cambridge Arc encompasses a concentration of knowledge intensive industries supported by world class universities. A Lambert Smith Hampton report identifies opportunities in the region in the post-COVID economic recovery. The National Infrastructure Commission has suggested that one million new homes could be created in the region by 2050; the report discusses how the opportunity should benefit local residents and the UK economy.
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