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Description
The site, now with planning permission for conversion to two residential dwellings, was previously used as car parking for the adjacent offices which have now been converted into two residential dwellings.
Location
The site, currently used as a car park, is located immediately adjoining Hampton Railway Station in Hampton Village. The site is on the south side of Ashley Road, in an area of mixed use including a social club, retail properties and residential dwellings surrounding Hampton Station. Just to the west of the station in Oldfield Road is a Waitrose supermarket. There are good public transport connections (via Hampton Station and bus routes to Hounslow, Heathrow Airport, Staines and Kingston) and Junction 1 of the M3 at Sunbury Cross is approximately 2.5 miles to the west.
Planning
Planning consent was granted on 15th February 2022 for the construction of a detached twostorey building comprising two x one-bedroom flats, on the vacant car parking site at 48-50 Ashley Road, Hampton the development to include associated amenity space and no car parking. The proposed development will comprise two x one-bedroom flats each comprising living room/kitchen, bedroom, bathroom/WC and storage cupboard. Both flats will have amenity space for refuse storage and cycle parking. Access to the flat on the first floor will be via an external staircase attached to the east elevation of the building. For further information please check the London Borough of Richmond Upon Thames website. Planning reference 19/2893/FUL. The developer will need to enter into an agreement called a Basic Asset Protection Agreement (BAPA) with Network Rail which means they must produce and agree a statement of the proposed detailed build before work commences.
GUIDE PRICE
Guide price £160,000 for the freehold interest with planning consent for the construction of two residential dwellings.
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