Henley has exchanged on two brownfield land parcels in Fulham, London, in an off-market deal that will unlock the combined sites for a potential development of more than 300 residential units, as well as reactivating a safeguarded wharf along the riverfront.
The prestigious riverside location in Fulham is the only remaining undeveloped land located on the Thames River between Wandsworth Bridge and the railway at Imperial Wharf, in an area popular with young professionals and families. The site had been previously consented for a mixed-use scheme but the permission has now lapsed. The revised scheme will now include retail and residential, as well as the wharf use, supported by the Port of London Authority (PLA).
Warwick Hunter, Henley’s managing director, development and asset management, said, “Our control of the two previously unaligned sites means that we can take both through planning as a combined plot, initiating planning works vital for the development of a
