Aylesham Centre

Residential and Mixed-Use Redevelopment in Peckham

The regeneration of the Aylesham Centre is a major urban effort located in Peckham's heart, within the London Borough of Southwark. The plan proposes a combined project to provide up to 1,050 new homes, offices, and open spaces. This project uses land assigned to NSP74 and conforms closely with the design framework agreed with Southwark Council. The plan stresses: new homes, affordable solutions, up-to-date store forms, and considerable contributions towards community infrastructure.

New pedestrian routes, active frontages, and landscaped public areas are part of the development to ensure its integration with the underlying area and its completely natural connection to Rye Lane and Queens Road. The proposed development follows extensive community engagement and seeks to provide excellent housing and architecture, with a primary emphasis on sustainability. More than 35% of homes are to be affordable, drawing from a variety of programs such as London Affordable Rent and shared ownership.

There is a variety of building heights, some going up to 20 stories high in places, which help optimize density yet provide clear transitions to the surrounding neighborhoods. Retail spaces are intended to cater to a variety of tenants covering independent shops through national chains: all helping the economic development of the area. Centre The Aylesham site is being reinvented into a balanced compound mix of residential, commercial and community uses under a long-term strategic vision.

Connectivity, Urban Context, and Planning Status

The location has great connectivity – just a few minutes walk brings you to Peckham Rye train station, with direct trains to London Bridge, Victoria, and Blackfriars. Many bus routes traverse Rye Lane to provide further connections in central and South London. In addition to its International schools, large green spaces, and famous cultural institutions, the area's diverse educational profile makes it an appealing location for people of all stripes.

A large amount of documentation concerning land use plans, sustainability strategies, and architectural concepts has accompanied a submitted planning application. A map of the site layout, indicative building massing diagrams together with CGIs, and illustrative pictures have been made available to the public.

This property is not currently for sale on the open market, but given the scale and location of the project, inquiries are anticipated from institutions and residential developers alike. For both build-to-rent and developer interests in affordable and mid-price housing, the likely buyer profile will be wide.

The rate per unit has not been fixed, pending the completion of future reserved matter applications and the phase that they apply to. This is a unit to be found in an enormous scheme of development, one of London's fastest-changing urban areas, designed to provide lasting value and total community integration.