Des res, overlooking the Blackwall Tunnel approach – new flats and office space for Bramshot Avenue?

Neil Clasper

 A ‘Sold’ board has gone up on the vacant plot at the western end of Bramshot Avenue. Property developers Kingsbury Consulting show the site as being ‘Sold for development’ on their website, with planning permission for ‘7 apartments and commercial’; the site is bounded by the approach road to the Metropolitan Police car pound, and overlooks the A102.

Full details of the planning application – approved back in September 2013 – can be found on the council’s planning website; search for Ref 13/1887/F or ‘Bramshot’. The plans indicate a 4 storey building with 7 flats above a single office space, parking for 9 cars, plus a ‘green roof’. We’ve seen no indication yet as to when building may take place.

Bramshot

 

9 thoughts on “Des res, overlooking the Blackwall Tunnel approach – new flats and office space for Bramshot Avenue?”

  1. Boneyboy June 19, 2015 / 15:14

    Not only does it have a view of the A102, but also the Blackheath the Charlton railway line which emerges from the tunnel just to the north of this site, in fact I think the site is directly above the tunnel.

  2. The Hebridean June 19, 2015 / 15:30

    This application was subject to appeal, and the Planning Inspectorate found in favour of the appellant on 23 March. What is shocking is para 24 of his report and condition 13 where he says that future occupiers must have an info pack telling them not to open the window because of the air pollution.What kind of a crack-witted decision is this? You couldn’t make this up!

  3. Boneyboy June 19, 2015 / 16:54

    I wonder whether there are similar conditions about air polution and non opening windows for the new flats being built at the rear of the old Westcombe Park police station which are even closer to the A102.

  4. Larry Poulton June 20, 2015 / 08:28

    Why knowingly and intentionally put people in harms way i.e. pollution?

    Quote from councils planning rules under the pollution section:

    “Housing or other sensitive uses will not normally be permitted on sites adjacent to existing problem uses, unless ameliorating measures can reasonably be taken and which can be sought through the imposition of conditions.”

    So, close the windows. Pretend its not there. Live in an air conditioned box?

    I will use my favourite word of the moment – greed!

  5. vridaochskrika June 20, 2015 / 12:23

    This and the flats at the bottom of Westcombe Hill will be even better if Blackwall Tunnel 2 is built – double the traffic, double the pollution.

  6. The Hebridean June 20, 2015 / 15:12

    Let’s remember that Greenwich refused the scheme. It was the Planning Inspectorate that allowed it on appeal BUT if you read the inspector’s report he is very critical of the council for failing to supply evidence to support its own case for refusal. Makes you wonder how committed Greenwich is once something goes to appeal.

  7. Neil C July 15, 2015 / 11:44

    It looks like the site is being cleared at the moment, so perhaps construction is imminent.

  8. Roy October 14, 2015 / 10:02

    Just to let the council know that the yellow lines outside the old
    Contact centre on eastcombe avenue is no more so why cannot the council remove these lines so we can get extra parking spaces
    Also the subway has a lamp post on Bramshot Ave but the hedge covers it and is wasting energy so needs cutting
    Many thanks

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