Planning permission has been granted for a new £200 million development scheme at Merrick Place in Southall.

Ealing Council approved the plans to redevelop a light industrial site next to Southall railway station in the Southall Housing Zone.

The scheme involves the delivery of 75 new homes, 2,100 sqm of office space and 318 sqm of flexible commercial floorspace within four separate buildings of between 15 and 23 storeys with a two-storey podium.


The project, designed by Cartwright Pickard, will be completed by Stanhope and Network Homes.

It will be car free but with 926 cycle parking spaces and two dedicated servicing bays on Merrick Road. Communal gardens and public realm space will also be created on Merrick Road and landscaping, play and amenity space areas built within the site.

Jonathan Trout, Property Director at Stanhope plc, said: "Stanhope is delighted to have secured a resolution to grant planning consent for Merrick Place in Southall with our strategic partner Network Homes and working in partnership with Ealing Council and the GLA. We look forward to working with Network and Ealing on developing out this project and the wider the regeneration of Southall."

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