246-248 Ladbroke Grove, W10 delivers 27 one to three bedroom flats over 4–6 storeys above a nursery, 540m from Ladbroke Grove Station (Circle and Hammersmith and City lines), in a car free scheme with Blue Badge parking only.
Air source heat pumps, solar panels, green roofs and rainwater harvesting plus secure cycle storage and direct access to Athlone Gardens 66m away make this North Kensington new build a rare sustainable option near Zone 2 transport.
Our plans for a new residential development at 2–14 Telford Road and 246–248 Ladbroke Grove will transform this under-utilised brownfield land into homes in an area where they are needed. The project features a modern housing concept that reinforces the local street character while providing new homes in this highly connected urban location. Located on a prime corner plot, this development is within easy access of Ladbroke Grove Underground Station and an array of local amenities, all a short walk away.
Confirming the site’s accessibility and integration within an established residential neighbourhood, the map position. In this context, the scheme acts as a transformative device that replaces rundown buildings with an architecture of quality that is appropriate to contemporary standards of sustainability. A buyer considering this opportunity will understand the significance of both location, regeneration potential, and demand over the longer term within a central London neighbourhood.
A part four-, five- and six-storey building, the development is designed to sensitively respond to its urban context. Stemming from its architectural approach are the local design cues, thus making sure that the terrace rhythms are kept alive, brick materials remain truer to form, and facade proportions reflect those of neighbouring properties. The building massing rises towards Ladbroke Grove with a strong visual response, while allowing adjacent buildings to remain dominant.
The scheme provides 27 new homes and an active ground-floor trading unit, suitable for flexible Class E use (for example, nursery or community-based facility). Interiors and layouts are conceived to optimise functionality and natural light, in keeping with contemporary urban living standards. Using modern construction methods and sustainable materials, the property also ensures long-term and robust value to owners who seek out these products as increasingly important components of their real estate portfolio.
This emerging opportunity is attractive for investors and end-users looking for property in a regeneration-led area. The change of use and redevelopment of this existing scheme towards residential-led provides alignment with London’s housing strategy, in addition to meeting the overwhelming need for housing, and enabling future-proof value creation. Prices should be reflective of the quality design, location benefits, and limited availability within the surrounding area.
Works such as increased public realm, active street frontages, and urban greening all led to a better local environment, the project reads. Finally, introducing a nursery also adds to community infrastructure and helps accentuate the family appeal of this region. A buyer deciding whether to purchase within this development will be enticed by a portfolio line-up of connectivity, design quality, and long-term investment fundamentals.
Disclaimer
The proposed scheme by Manak Homes at the junction of Telford Road and Ladbroke Grove is currently under planning review. A full application for planning permission was submitted in February 2025 and registered in March. The project has undergone three stages of pre-application discussions and a public consultation held in October 2024.
A decision on the proposal is anticipated by 19 June 2025.
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