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The plans for the new development were agreed by Hammersmith & Fulham Council on 6 February 2018.
Lavender Court is a council-owned, former 23-room hostel. To make best use of the ageing and sprawling site, the council has decided to redevelop and create 45 genuinely affordable homes for local people.
Our new partnership with Inland Homes will deliver 357 new homes >>
Councillor Lisa Homan, Hammersmith & Fulham Council’s Cabinet Member for Housing, said: “We are committed to increasing the supply of affordable homes in our borough. And, as part of our commitment, wherever possible, we will release council-owned land for that purpose.”
A2Dominion has been identified to develop and manage the new properties.
Danny Lynch, A2Domion’s Director of Land and Development, said: “We’re very pleased to be working with Hammersmith & Fulham Council on this opportunity to provide much-needed affordable homes in the borough, where we already manage over 1,200 properties.”
The scheme will provide 45 flats, with a mix of 21 one-bedroom and 24 two-bedroom homes.
Of these, 24 homes will be available at affordable rent for those on the council’s housing waiting list and the remaining 21 earmarked for local first-time buyers to purchase on a shared ownership basis. Four of the new homes will be wheelchair-accessible.
Work is expected to start on site in the summer and the new homes should be ready by 2020.
Building more affordable homes
Hammersmith & Fulham Council has recently secured agreement for 600 new genuinely affordable homes from a number of developments across the borough.
These include plans to build 30 new, genuinely affordable homes by redeveloping the council-owned Fulham North Housing Office and adjacent car park. Find out more here.
A further 133 affordable homes are planned for the Clem Attlee estate in Fulham at Edith Summerskill House the vast majority at council-level rents with residents given first chance to move in.
More affordable homes for Shepherd’s Bush
23 February 2018
Forty-five new, genuinely affordable homes will be built in Shepherd’s Bush for local residents.
The development will have an open plan courtyard
Lavender Court is a council-owned, former 23-room hostel. To make best use of the ageing and sprawling site, the council has decided to redevelop and create 45 genuinely affordable homes for local people.
Our new partnership with Inland Homes will deliver 357 new homes >>
Councillor Lisa Homan, Hammersmith & Fulham Council’s Cabinet Member for Housing, said: “We are committed to increasing the supply of affordable homes in our borough. And, as part of our commitment, wherever possible, we will release council-owned land for that purpose.”
A2Dominion has been identified to develop and manage the new properties.
Danny Lynch, A2Domion’s Director of Land and Development, said: “We’re very pleased to be working with Hammersmith & Fulham Council on this opportunity to provide much-needed affordable homes in the borough, where we already manage over 1,200 properties.”
The scheme will provide 45 flats, with a mix of 21 one-bedroom and 24 two-bedroom homes.
Of these, 24 homes will be available at affordable rent for those on the council’s housing waiting list and the remaining 21 earmarked for local first-time buyers to purchase on a shared ownership basis. Four of the new homes will be wheelchair-accessible.
Work is expected to start on site in the summer and the new homes should be ready by 2020.
Building more affordable homes
Hammersmith & Fulham Council has recently secured agreement for 600 new genuinely affordable homes from a number of developments across the borough.
These include plans to build 30 new, genuinely affordable homes by redeveloping the council-owned Fulham North Housing Office and adjacent car park. Find out more here.
A further 133 affordable homes are planned for the Clem Attlee estate in Fulham at Edith Summerskill House the vast majority at council-level rents with residents given first chance to move in.
