Green light for HTA’s plans to transform former hotel site in Croydon into 447-home towers

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The £220m Botanical House scheme to consist of two blocks rising to 36 and 33 storeys

HTA Design’s pllans to transform the Croydon Park Hotel site in south London into a new £220m build-to-rent scheme have been given the go ahead.

Designed for developer and real estate investor Amro Partners and its joint venture partner Flemyn, the scheme will see the construction of two adjacent towers of 36- and 33-storeys containing 447 homes.

 

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