66 brownfield sites without permission in Wandsworth
- No permission
- 66
- Homes they could take
- 9,484
- Application pending
- 542
- All live sites
- 188
Wandsworth lists 188 live sites on its brownfield register. These are the ones with no planning permission or an application still undecided, largest first.
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St George's Hospital, Blackshaw SW17
- Could take
- 1,171 homes
- Site area
- 15.0 ha
≈78 homes per hectare, typical of flats
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Land at Clapham Junction station, SW11
- Could take
- 1,038 homes
- Site area
- 3.0 ha
≈346 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Asda, Lidl and Boots Sites, Falcon Lane
- Could take
- 988 homes
- Site area
- 2.2 ha
≈457 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Southside Shopping Centre, Wandsworth High Street, SW18
- Could take
- 910 homes
- Site area
- 5.4 ha
≈169 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
- Application pending
Hunts Trucks and adjoining gasholder, Armoury Way
- Could take
- 462–646 homes
- Site area
- 2.7 ha
≈170 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Land at the Causeway, The Causeway
- Could take
- 452 homes
- Site area
- 0.4 ha
≈1,076 homes per hectare, exceptionally high: tower schemes can reach this, but check the site area on the council's register
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Queen Mary's Hospital car park, SW15
- Could take
- 303 homes
- Site area
- 1.6 ha
≈186 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Dovercourt site, York Road, SW11
- Could take
- 280 homes
- Site area
- 0.7 ha
≈378 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Cringle Dock, Nine Elms, SW8
- Could take
- 264 homes
- Site area
- 1.1 ha
≈234 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Wandsworth Bridge Roundabout
- Could take
- 260 homes
- Site area
- 0.7 ha
≈377 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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259-311 Battersea Park Road, SW 11 (Doddington Estate part))
- Could take
- 253 homes
- Site area
- 1.0 ha
≈250 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Land on the corner of Grant Road and, Falcon Road
- Could take
- 243 homes
- Site area
- 0.9 ha
≈273 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Securicor Site, 80 Kirtling Street
- Could take
- 208 homes
- Site area
- 0.5 ha
≈452 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Travis Perkins, 37 Lombard Road
- Could take
- 207 homes
- Site area
- 0.6 ha
≈339 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Clapham Junction Station Approach, SW12
- Could take
- 202 homes
- Site area
- 1.3 ha
≈158 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Mercedes Benz and Bemco, Bridgend Road
- Could take
- 191 homes
- Site area
- 0.6 ha
≈329 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Metropolitan Police Warehouse Garage, Ponton Road
- Could take
- 184 homes
- Site area
- 0.6 ha
≈335 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Frogmore Depot, Dormay Street
- Could take
- 172 homes
- Site area
- 1.8 ha
≈97 homes per hectare, typical of flats
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Battersea Park Road (between Stewarts Road and Thessally road)
- Could take
- 168 homes
- Site area
- 1.1 ha
≈158 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Cemex Battersea Plant, Cringle Street (Kirtling Wharf)
- Could take
- 155 homes
- Site area
- 0.9 ha
≈172 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Cable and Wireless Ballymore Site 6, 2a Battersea Park Road
- Could take
- 154 homes
- Site area
- 0.3 ha
≈453 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Feathers Wharf, The Causeway
- Could take
- 141 homes
- Site area
- 0.7 ha
≈217 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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McDonald's, Swandon Way (1 Marl Road)
- Could take
- 130 homes
- Site area
- 0.3 ha
≈382 homes per hectare, typical of high-rise flats
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Mount Clare, Minstead Gardens, Roehampton, SW15
- Could take
- 130 homes
- Site area
- 1.6 ha
≈83 homes per hectare, typical of flats