Hartopp Point & Lannoy Point

Hammersmith & Fulham Council have appointed Higgins Partnerships as the construction contractor to build the new homes on the former site of Hartopp & Lannoy Point, following a thorough selection process that involved estate residents.

Higgins Partnerships took over the site on 31 March 2023. From April to August 2023, they will carry out preparatory works on the site, in line with the details of the planning consent.

We will be holding a “meet the contractor” day for residents to talk to Higgins Partnerships and council staff and ask any questions. Further details about this event will be sent to residents and published here soon.

We will continue to work with the Aintree Estate Residents’ Steering Group and the contractor to monitor the work on site.

The project will deliver 134 new energy efficient new homes, the majority of which will be low cost (84%) and is due to be completed in late 2025.

Hammersmith & Fulham Council has approved plans for 134 new high-quality homes at Aintree Estate.

Two new buildings (split into Blocks A, B and C) ranging in height from 3 to 7 storeys replace the old Hartopp Point & Lannoy Point. The development will deliver 134 residential units (Class C3) together with associated parking, cycle parking, hard and soft landscaping, play space, access, utilities and other associated works.

The plans for the new development were approved by the Planning and Development Committee of Hammersmith & Fulham Council on Wednesday 21 September 2022.

112 new homes affordable with 67 flats being at social or London affordable rent. 45 homes will be designated as affordable Shared Ownership.

Construction is expected to start in Spring 2023.

Cllr Frances Umeh, H&F Cabinet Member for Housing and Homelessness, commented: “I’m delighted that we can start to build these new energy-efficient homes on the Aintree Estate.”

“We know that people are struggling to afford homes locally. That’s why we’re set to build more than 3,000 new affordable homes across H&F over the next four years.”