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Mae approved for infill homes on Putney estate

By 2019-08-16T06:00:00

Kersfield Estate - artist impression of proposed homes

Source: Mae

Affordable homes on the site of garage buildings will go towards council’s 1,000-unit target

Mae has won planning consent for more than 40 affordable homes on an infill site in south-west London.

The proposals for the Kersfield estate in Putney are part of Wandsworth council’s plan to build 1,000 mixed-tenure homes by 2025.

The council, advised by Tibbalds Planning and Urban Design, aims to construct a mix of 41 one-, two- and three-bedroom flats on the site of redundant garage buildings, an old electricity substation and low-quality open public areas.

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