Benoy’s ’cutting-edge’ Chiswick development approved

Fourth Mile, Reef Group & Blackrock Real Assets. Indicative image (1)

Mixed-use scheme will see housing built alongside space for automotive firms

A £1bn mixed-use scheme designed by Benoy in west London has been approved by Hounslow council.

Fourth Mile, beside the elevated Great West Road in Chiswick, a major artery into London, will be a 234-home development with a luxury 197-bed hotel, retail and leisure units as well as a square. Of the 234 apartments, 40% will be affordable homes and 65% family-sized units, and will be designed to be carbon neutral.

It will also feature a ”technology showcase” which Benoy described as a dedicated events and exhibition space for automotive brands.

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