Proposed Redevelopment of 1-8 Neville House, 1-64 Winterleys, 113-128 Carlton House and Carlton Hall (together defined as the NWCC site)
Project Overview
The Regeneration of South Kilburn is a fifteen year programme that is approximately half way through delivering over 2,400 new high quality homes, with 60% affordable homes delivered to date. It aims to transform the area into a sustainable and mixed neighbourhood creating a real sense of place and belonging. The programme will re-build around 1,200 affordable homes for social rent for existing secure tenants of South Kilburn. In order to deliver these homes to a high standard, the same number of market-rate private homes will also be built.
The Council’s objective is to continue to provide new high quality homes, open spaces and public realm; introduce a new school for primary age provision, a new health centre, new retail facilities, with improved environmental standards and a site wide energy solution.
The NWCC site sits in Phase 4 of the South Kilburn Regeneration Master-plan and aims to deliver 219 new high quality homes and enhanced and improved public realm.
The Council’s objective is to continue to provide new high quality homes, open spaces and public realm; introduce a new school for primary age provision, a new health centre, new retail facilities, with improved environmental standards and a site wide energy solution.
The NWCC site sits in Phase 4 of the South Kilburn Regeneration Master-plan and aims to deliver 219 new high quality homes and enhanced and improved public realm.
Aerial photo showing the site location in red
Programme
The planning application has now been submitted to the London Borough of Brent Local Planning Authority. The timeline below shows the consultation that was carried out with the local community throughout the year. An update will be provided once a decision has been
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Site History and Inspiration
