Hartopp Point & Lannoy Point

84% of the new homes will be genuinely affordable.

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134 new high-quality homes to be built on the former site of Hartopp Point and Lannoy Point.
Approved by Hammersmith & Fulham Council's Planning and Development Committee on 21 September.
Located on the Aintree Estate.
84% of the new homes will be genuinely affordable.
Local residents in housing need will get first priority for the affordable rent homes.
New homes to be built to 'Passivhaus' classic standards, the most energy-efficient standards in the UK.

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The new homes are a joint venture between Hammersmith & Fulham Council and developers - and following approval, 134 high-quality homes will be built on the sites of Hartopp Point and Lannoy Point on the Aintree Estate.

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The new development, which will help deliver significantly more genuinely affordable housing in the borough, was approved by the councilors on the Planning and Development Committee on 21 September.

Set within the established Aintree Estate, the two latest homes are in a well-connected urban development around the corner from local amenities and transport links. Of course, being here comes with all the benefits of being in the wider Hammersmith & Fulham area.

Perhaps the most striking aspect of this scheme is its affordability — 84% of the homes will be genuinely affordable. Those in the most urgent housing need wwitha local connection to the area will be prioritized for these homes at affordable rents, directly helping the most vulnerable members of the local community.

They will be built to 'Passivhaus' classic standards, the UK’s highest standard for energy efficiency. Not only does this guarantee a smaller ecological footprint, but it also means that residents will experience the promise of substantial savings on energy bills in the long term, thus allowing for a sustainable lifestyle.

Homes will be built to strict 'Passivhaus' standards, designed to provide a good living environment with very low energy consumption; providing a high standard of insulation and ventilation. The purpose of this strategy is to establish a high standard for future progress both in the region and further afield.

It will have an above-average proportion of affordable housing, which should make a big difference to the local picture. This new effort is also part of the council’s continued commitment to using work to ensure housing accessibility, and so it would certainly garner a lot of interest from prospective residents and progressive housing scouts.

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Based on the data by PwC on property prices and rents dynamics.*

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£790,000

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With an annual profit of 3.5% and price growth of 7%

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Full address: Williams Close, London SW6 7NG – Fulham / SW6 / South-West London / Zone 2

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Community impact

26 Nov 2024

The new development on the Aintree Estate will feature an above-average proportion of affordable housing, making a significant contribution to the local housing landscape. This focus on affordability is set to make a substantial difference, providing much-needed housing solutions for those in the community who are most in need.

New Development Plans Approved by H&F Council

23 Sep 2024

The Planning and Development Committee of H&F Council approved the plans for the new development on Wednesday, 21 September.

Hammersmith & Fulham Council Unveils Ambitious Affordable Housing Initiative

27 Mar 2024

Hammersmith & Fulham, London - In a bold move to address the pressing need for affordable housing, Hammersmith & Fulham Council has announced plans to deliver 134 new energy-efficient homes. The initiative, spearheaded by the council, prioritizes the needs of local residents by ensuring that 84% of the new homes will be designated as affordable housing.

These much-needed homes will be situated within the Aintree estate, occupying the former site of Hartopp Point & Lannoy Point towers, which were demolished due to health and safety concerns. The strategic location of the development underscores the council's commitment to revitalizing communities and providing accessible housing options for residents.

The new homes will incorporate cutting-edge energy-efficient features, aligning with the council's sustainability objectives while offering residents comfortable and environmentally friendly living spaces. Furthermore, the majority of these homes will be reserved for local residents, ensuring that those in need have access to affordable housing opportunities within their community.

This ambitious initiative underscores Hammersmith & Fulham Council's dedication to addressing the housing crisis and fostering inclusive, vibrant neighborhoods. By prioritizing affordability and sustainability, the council aims to create a thriving and equitable community where all residents can thrive and prosper.

Latest updates – construction phase

15 Nov 2023

Higgins started the main construction works on site in October 2023.

Upcoming works include:

Installing dust, noise and vibration monitors around site
Reducing site levels by machine dig
Demolishing the existing brick planters adjacent to Dawes and Pellant Road
Moving the crushed concrete on site to form a base for the piling rig which will be used to drill in the foundations for the new blocks
Carrying out utility works next to Dawes Road. Thames Water will need to dig the pavement in some areas to connect the site to the mains water pipe
Setting up cabins facing Dawes Road and installing a new access road. The main entrance to the site will eventually be located on Dawes Road
We are planning to carry out foundation works between November and January. This will involve holes being drilled into the ground to form the foundation piles for the new homes. After the works are completed the drainage ducts and ground slabs will be installed

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