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Stockwool’s £11.6m redevelopment of London’s oldest brick house approved

By 2020-08-26T06:00:00

Kier Bromley Hall 1

Mixed-use scheme will add extension to the late medieval Bromley Hall

Stockwool has been given the green light for an £11.6m project in Poplar, east London, which will see a modern extension added to the capital’s oldest surviving brick house.

The mixed-use scheme in Tower Hamlets for housing association Poplar Harca will link two grade II-listed buildings with a block providing 22 homes and 533sq m of commercial space and see a second three-storey residential block built behind it providing a further 22 homes.

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