The project includes DDA compliant apartments on the first floor (suitable for low mobility residents).
Strategically positioned directly adjacent to Hornchurch subway station, the proposed redevelopment at 168 Station Lane presents a rare opportunity to thoughtfully transform an underused plot into an inventively designed residential enclave.
Developed by Caerus Developments and Passion Property Group, the project will introduce 34 innovative new homes, carefully integrated with care and respect into the area's urban fabric while offering seclusion, access, and architectural distinction.
Spanning 0.35 hectares, this residential development will comprise one-, two-, and three-bedroom flats arranged imaginatively. The homes are organized creatively in two discrete blocks to reduce the building mass and maintain considerate separation from existing properties.
All homes will face southeast, ensuring natural daylight, while communal circulation areas will be screened tactfully with perforated metal panels for privacy. Including disability-friendly homes on the ground floor further enhances accessibility and comfort for all residents.
The design reflects mindfully the neighborhood's established character, balancing contemporary finishes with traditional materials.
Red and light brick facades will be combined ingeniously with aluminum-framed windows, projected balconies, and perforated metal screens to create a cohesive and modern appearance. Brick detailing and glazed elements at entry points provide additional aesthetic value and help define access to the buildings thoughtfully.
The development benefits from excellent public transport connectivity, supported by a PTAL score of 4 (rising to 5), making it suitable for a car-free concept. Only four dedicated disabled parking bays will be included, complemented by 65 secure cycle parking spaces.
Soft landscaping and green buffers along the northern boundary enhance privacy for neighboring properties and introduce new amenity space for residents inventively.
All units adhere to London Housing Design Guide standards, offering efficient layouts and generous glazing. Each flat will feature a combined kitchen and living area, modern finishes, and private balconies facing the railway. The internal communal corridors will be acoustically treated and visually shielded to address noise and privacy concerns from adjacent properties considerately.
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