Ealing Fine With New Development

Artists impression of Elthorne Works, a co-location scheme in the London Borough of Ealing where Planning permission has been granted.

Planning permission has been granted for Elthorne Works, a co-location scheme in the London Borough of Ealing. The redevelopment will provide extensive workspace, together with private and affordable housing.

The project will comprise of 205 apartments in three buildings above a podium of eight townhouses.

The modern industrial units on the ground floor will provide flexible commercial space which can be adapted to suit individual occupier requirements.

 

Crossrail

The former industrial site sit on the path of Crossrail - the commuter service stretching from Reading in Berkshire, through Central London to Greenwich in the east of London. Hanwell, will be the local station.

MHA is responsible for the project.

 

 “We have been granted planning permission for this exemplar development which will provide benefits to the local community with much-needed homes, flexible workspace and new employment opportunities, in addition to enhanced public realm, car parking and cycle spaces.”

– Hossein Abedinzadeh 

Founder, London

 

Picture: Planning permission has been granted for this scheme in the London Borough of Ealing.

Article written by Cathryn Ellis
18th August 2020

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