11: Croydon Garden Centre, 89 Waddon Way
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Waddon |
CR0 4HY |
0.994ha |
Garden centre and car park |
Urban |
Low |
Compact houses on relatively small plots;Local authority built housing with public realm;Retail Estates & Business & Leisure Parks |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated Phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development |
The site is suitable for residential development as the garden centre is not a protected use. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends public transport improvements are made as part of the development to mitigate the site's low public transport accessibility rating. The Listed Building should be positively integrated into the development. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
35 to 94 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Waddon |
CR0 4NG |
3.24ha |
Field |
Urban |
High |
Compact houses on relatively small plots;Industrial Estates;Large buildings in an urban setting;Mixed type flats |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated Phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Secondary School and residential development subject to access from Stafford Road |
The site is of a suitable size for a secondary school, is in an area that has a high demand for school places and can make a significant contribution to meeting this demand. The site is also large enough to accommodate new homes as well as a secondary school. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. Access to this site is currently an issue and development is dependent upon the reconfiguration of the Fiveways junction as currently it is not possible to provide access on to Stafford Road or Duppas Hill Road because of the volume of traffic on these roads. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends the loss of open space is mitigated by the development. School buildings and residential development should be located away from areas at risk from surface water ponding. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
62 to 128 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 6SE |
0.44ha |
Royal Mail Sorting Office & Post Office Car Park |
Central |
High |
Large buildings in an urban setting;Tower Buildings;Transport Nodes |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential led mixed use development incorporating either hotel, office leisure and/or class A2-A5 uses. Also retail so long as the current planning permission is extant. |
Proximity to East Croydon Station means site is well suited to provide homes and could include either offices, hotel, leisure and/or Class A2-A5 uses as part of a mixed use scheme. The site lies within Croydon Metropolitan Centre but outside the Primary Shopping Area so all town centre uses except retail are acceptable in this location. The redevelopment of this site could help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The site has planning permission for a retail use having passed the sequential test. Should the planning permission expire retail use would cease to be an acceptable use on this site unless a new sequential test demonstrates that there are no sequentially preferable sites available that are suitable for the type of retail use proposed. A cycling hub is required to improve the sustainability of the site, the development of which has some negative environmental impacts, although partly mitigated by the provision of housing and employment. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site has planning permission and there is nothing preventing the site from being developed |
74 to 201 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Waddon |
CR0 4NZ |
4.57ha |
Retail warehouse site bordering Purley Way and Stafford Road |
Urban |
High |
Detached houses on relatively large plots;Retail Estates & Business & Leisure Parks;Terraced houses and cottages |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Redevelopment of a mix of residential, retail, commercial and community uses to form the basis of a new residential community.It is recommended that basements are not considered at this site. Further ground investigations would be required at this site to confirm the the likelihood of groundwater occurrence. |
Potential for a new Local Centre in the Fiveways area of Waddon is identified in the Croydon Local Plan's Strategic Policies. Over the lifetime of the Croydon Local Plan, reconfiguration of out of town retail warehouses in the borough will provide an opportunity for redevelopment with a mix of residential and retail use alongside new community and leisure uses. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
251 to 1028 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Crystal Palace & Upper Norwood |
SE19 3AN |
0.02ha |
Studios and Workshop Space |
Urban |
High |
Large houses on relatively small plots;Terraced houses and cottages;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Cultural and Creative Industries Enterprise Centre |
An existing recording studio that is seeking to expand their offer will provide greater support for the cultural creative sector. Accords with Croydon Local Plan Policy SP3.3 to deliver such a facility within Crystal Palace. The Sustainability Appraisal highlights the context of the Conservation Area which development proposals will need to consider. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
n/a |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Purley |
CR8 2AA |
0.66ha |
Swimming pool, multi-storey car park and former supermarket |
Urban |
High |
Large buildings in an urban setting;Mixed type flats;Terraced houses and cottages;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed use redevelopment incorporating public car park, new leisure facilities, including a swimming pool, and other community facilities, healthcare facility, creative and cultural industries enterprise centre, retail or residential accomodation. |
The community use of the site is protected by Policy SP5 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018. A commitment to deliver a creative and cultural industries enterprise centre in Purley District Centre is set out in Croydon Local Plan 2018. As it is in the Primary Shopping Area retail is an acceptable use. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The site has been identified by the NHS as being in an area with a need for additional healthcare facilities. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
30 to 171 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 1PF |
0.25ha |
Eastern end of Croydon College over existing car park and access area |
Central |
High |
Large buildings in an urban setting;Linear Infrastructure |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed use redevelopment comprising hotel & residential |
The site is to be used to fund improvements to the remaining parts of Croydon College, who do not need the car park. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The site lies within Croydon Metropolitan Centre close to East Croydon station but outside of the Primary Shopping Area so is suitable for all town centre uses except retail. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
159 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 9WX |
0.23ha |
Car park |
Central |
High |
Linear Infrastructure;Tower Buildings;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development |
Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. It is a poor location for offices as it is too far from East Croydon station and outside of the Primary Shopping Area so retail use is not acceptable or suitable. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site has planning permission but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
180-220 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Purley |
CR8 3EA |
0.43ha |
Purley Baptist Church, parking area and other various buildings |
Urban |
High |
Large buildings in an urban setting;Planned estates of semi detached houses;Terraced houses and cottages;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed use redevelopment comprising new church, community facility and residential, with development located outside Flood Zone 2 and 3a. |
The redevelopment of this site could help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The church and community facility are protected by Croydon Local Plan Policy SP5. Part of the site previously had a planning permission which is now expired. The provision of flood prevention measures is required to improve the sustainability of the development. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest with a planning application likely soon and subject to granting of planning permission there is nothing preventing the site from being developed |
20 to 111 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Addington |
CR0 0JB |
2.07ha |
Land and community buildings to the west side of Central Parade |
Urban |
Medium |
Institutions with associated grounds;Local authority built housing with public realm;Mixed type flats;Suburban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed development including residential, community, healthcare facility, leisure, retail and open space |
Residential development would help meet the need for new homes in the borough. The site is in New Addington District Centre, within the Primary Shopping Area which would make all town centre uses acceptable in this location. Community facilities are protected by Policy SP5 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018. Landscaping that includes species to assist biodiversity is required to assist sustainability. The site has been identified by the NHS as being in an area with a need for additional healthcare facilities. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends public transport improvements are made as part of the proposal to mitigate the site's low public transport accessibility rating. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site is subject to developer interest with a planning application likely soon and subject to granting of planning permission there is nothing preventing the site from being developed |
50 to 290 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Waddon |
CR0 4XJ |
2.55ha |
Retail warehouse and vacant employment land |
Urban |
Medium |
Retail Estates & Business & Leisure Parks;Terraced houses and cottages |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed use development comprising retail store, commercial space and residential units |
Over the lifetime of the Croydon Local Plan, reconfiguration of out of town retail warehouses in the borough will provide an opportunity for redevelopment with a mix of residential and retail. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. As the site lies outside of a Primary Shopping Area it is not suited to intensification of the existing retail use. As the site is within Flood Zone 3 it will be subject to the Sequential Test as part of the Strategic Flood Risk Assessment. It is recommended that basements are not considered at this site. |
Post 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
17 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 6BA |
0.301ha |
Meat processing factory |
Urban |
High |
Industrial Estates;Mixed type flats;Tower Buildings |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development |
Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The site was included as an allocation in the Replacement Unitary Development Plan (2006) and as such is not protected as a Town Centre Industrial site as part of the Croydon Local Plan 2018. |
2016 - 2021 |
|
50 to 80 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
South Croydon |
CR2 6ES |
0.581ha |
Site of former BMW showroom which has a multistorey car park to the rear of site |
Urban |
Medium |
Large houses on relatively small plots;Retail Estates & Business & Leisure Parks;Terraced houses and cottages |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed use residential and supermarket. The site is located within Flood Zone 3a associated with the culverted River Wandle. At this location, the culverted River Wandle has been incorporated into the surface water sewer system as it flows north below the A235 Brighton Road. A Flood Warning and Evacuation Management Plan must be prepared for the site. |
There are no sequentially preferable sites within the Brighton Road (Sanderstead Road) Local Centre for a supermarket and a developer is interested in building one on this site. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The development has some negative environmental impacts, although partly mitigated by the provision of housing and employment. As the site is within a Flood Zone 3 it will be subject to the Sequential Test as part of the Strategic Flood Risk Assessment. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site is subject to developer interest and a planning application is likely soon with the landowner looking to develop the site themselves |
42 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Coulsdon |
CR5 3YL |
32.37ha |
Former Hospital Site |
Suburban |
Low |
Green Infrastructure;Planned estates of semi detached houses;Scattered houses on large plots |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development with new community, health and educational facilities |
The development of this site will assit in meeting the need for housing in the borough. New community, health and educational facilities are required to improve the sustainability of the site. The site has been identified by the NHS as being in an area with a need for additional healthcare facilities. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site has planning permission and there is nothing preventing the site from being developed |
650 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
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Purley |
CR8 2AW |
0.46ha |
Car Park |
Urban |
High |
Institutions with associated grounds;Mixed type flats;Planned estates of semi detached houses;Terraced houses and cottages;Transport Nodes |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential use with retention of car parking spaces |
The site will help to meet the need for homes and potential for public parking in the borough after 2026. A Transport Assessment will be required of redevelopment proposals for the site to consider possible impacts on local streets in the vicinity of Purley Railway station arising from any reduction in parking. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
21 to 119 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Addiscombe |
CR0 6BL |
0.22ha |
Former warehouse/factory that has been vacant for more than five years. Hidden behind terraces of residential dwellings accessible through two alleyways. |
Urban |
High |
Industrial Estates;Terraced houses and cottages |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development |
As part of the Croydon Local Plan 2018 any town centre or scattered employment site that has been vacant for more than 18 months is being proposed for redevelopment if it could accommodate 10 or more new homes. Policy SP3.2 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018 requires that evidence of lack of demand for the existing premises or site for an employment use be provided before other uses can be considered. However, the need for new homes in the borough is so great that, as a plan-making process, a plan-led release of vacant town centre and scattered employment sites is proposed to help meet the need for new homes. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest with a planning application likely soon and subject to granting of planning permission there is nothing preventing the site from being developed |
10 to 57 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Broad Green & Selhurst |
CR0 2JF |
0.04ha |
Retail unit on ground floor & vacant offices set back from retail frontage over 2 floors |
Urban |
High |
Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential conversion and extension |
Offices not in preferred location. Prior approval for office to residential for 8 units, there is potential for 10 units or more with potential to move the/extend the 1st storey and above to the building line of the ground floor. Conversion would need to adhere to Local Plan and London Plan Standards to improve the sustainability of the development. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site is subject to developer interest |
7 to 8 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Crystal Palace & Upper Norwood |
SE19 3BD |
0.27ha |
Warehouses and office buildings at rear of Victory Place and Carberry Road in the centre of the Crystal Palace Triangle |
Urban |
High |
Compact houses on relatively small plots;Industrial Estates;Mixed type flats;Terraced houses and cottages;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Ground floor retail, restaurant and studio space with hotel, office/or and residential uses on other floors |
Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The site lies within Crystal Palace District Centre and Primary Shopping Area so all town centre uses including retail are acceptable in this location. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends that the impact of the proposal on the conservation area is mitigated through the heritage and townscape assessment. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site has planning permission and there is nothing preventing the site from being developed |
33 to 70 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
South Norwood & Woodside |
SE25 5AG |
0.05ha |
Vacant plot adjacent to supermarket |
Urban |
High |
Terraced houses and cottages;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development with a retail unit |
The redevelopment of this site could help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The site lies within the Primary Shopping Area of South Norwood District Centre and so retail is an acceptable use. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends that the impact of the proposal on the conservation area is mitigated through the heritage and townscape assessment. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site is subject to developer interest and a planning application is likely soon with the landowner looking to develop the site themselves |
12 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR9 3JS |
0.36ha |
Former Council offices currently being demolished |
Central |
High |
Green Infrastructure;Large buildings in an urban setting;Tower Buildings |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development |
Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. It is a poor location for offices as it is too far from East Croydon station and outside of the Primary Shopping Area so retail use is not acceptable or suitable. The retention of public open space in the development is required to assist its sustainability. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site has planning permission but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
440 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
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Thornton Heath |
CR7 7DG |
0.17ha |
Former care home and land |
Urban |
High |
Institutions with associated grounds;Mixed type flats |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential redevelopment |
No interest has been shown for a replacement community facility on this site so residential development is in principle acceptable and will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The design will need to address the environmental impacts of redevelopment. It is recommended that basements are not considered at this site. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest with a planning application likely soon and subject to granting of planning permission there is nothing preventing the site from being developed |
15 to 20 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Addiscombe |
CR0 6NA |
0.46ha |
Vacant office building and former care home |
Urban |
Medium |
Compact houses on relatively small plots;Institutions with associated grounds;Large houses on relatively small plots;Mixed type flats;Terraced houses and cottages |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Secondary School |
Needed to meet demand for school places |
2016 - 2021 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
n/a |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Addington |
CR0 9DX |
2.089ha |
Former school and grounds currently in use as a community centre |
Urban |
Medium |
Compact houses on relatively small plots;Institutions with associated grounds |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Secondary school buildings |
The site is a suitable size for accommodating secondary school buildings and adjacent to existing playing fields which can be used by the school. The secondary school would make a significant contribution towards meeting the demand for secondary school places. |
2016 - 2021 |
In Council ownership |
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Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
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Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 2RD |
0.88ha |
Car park at rear and office block |
Central |
High |
large buildings with surrounding space;Transport Nodes |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential (with healthcare facility if required by NHS). It is recommended that basements are not considered at this site. Further gorund investigations would be required at this site to confirm the likelihood of groundwater occurrence. There is one historic record of surface water flooding held by the Council in this location. |
Existing office building is not protected from development. The site's location away from East Croydon station means it is less suited to hotel or office use and because it is outside of the Primary Shopping Area it is not suitable for retail use. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The site has been identified by the NHS as being in an area with a need for additional healthcare facilities. The inclusion of healthcare facilities should be explored with the NHS before development takes place. Accoustic measures will need to be incorporated in the design to assist sustainability of the development. |
Post 2026 |
Site has planning permission and there is nothing preventing the site from being developed |
40 to 288 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Shirley |
CR0 8YT |
1.43ha |
Cleared site |
Suburban |
Low |
Green Infrastructure;Institutions with associated grounds;Mixed type flats |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development |
This site does not meet the criteria for designation as Metropolitan Open Land as it does not contribute to the physical structure of London, it does not include open air facilities which serve whole or significant parts of London and it does not contain features or landscapes of national or metropolitan importance. For this reason it has been assessed by the same criteria as other non-Metropolitan Open Land sites and is considered acceptable for development. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. |
Post 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
51 to 107 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Thornton Heath |
CR7 6AW |
0.22ha |
Site of former Oaks Hospital |
Urban |
Medium |
Medium rise blocks with associated grounds;Retail Estates & Business & Leisure Parks;Terraced houses and cottages;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Primary school |
Site is a former community use and is protected for ongoing community activity by Policy SP5. There is a need for primary school places in this area of the borough and this site will help meet the need arising before 2017. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends public transport improvements are made as part of the proposal to mitigate the site's low public transport accessibility rating. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site is subject to developer interest with a planning application likely soon and subject to granting of planning permission there is nothing preventing the site from being developed |
n/a |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Purley |
CR8 3EB |
0.88ha |
Semi detached houses including some used as offices |
Urban |
High |
Planned estates of semi detached houses |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential |
Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest with a planning application likely soon and subject to granting of planning permission there is nothing preventing the site from being developed |
77 to 100 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
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Thornton Heath |
CR7 8RX |
0.44ha |
Iceland Freezer Centre store and car park and rail yard |
Urban |
High |
Industrial Estates;Transport Nodes;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed use of residential, retail along Brigstock Road, and employment use |
The site is in a very accessible location in Thornton Heath District Centre next to the railway station. Currently it has a low density supermarket with car park and scaffolding yard to the rear. The preferred option retains some employment use (as this is protected by Policy SP3.2 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018) whilst making more efficient use of the site by providing homes that will help meet the borough's need for housing and a replacement retail unit (as the site is in the Primary Shopping Area of the District Centre where retail is encouraged). |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
25 to 55 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 6BQ |
0.8ha |
Cleared site in two parts (1) between the railway line and Cherry Orchard Road and (2) on the corner of Cherry Orchard Road and Oval Road and the Sorter and Porter Public House |
Central |
High |
Industrial Estates;Mixed type flats |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed use development of residential with offices, restaurant/café, hotel and/or community facilities |
Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The part of the site to west of Cherry Orchard Road lies within Croydon Metropolitan Centre close to East Croydon station but outside the Primary Shopping Area so all town centre uses except retail are acceptable on this part of the site. Accoustic measures will need to be incorporated in the design to assist sustainability of the development. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site has planning permission but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
220 to 492 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 2BX |
0.47ha |
Voyager House, Lansdowne Hotel, former YMCA Hostel and Marco Polo House |
Central |
High |
large buildings with surrounding space;Large buildings with well defined building line and adjacent to other buildings;Linear Infrastructure |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed use development comprising residential, with offices, leisure and/or hotel |
Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. Site lies within Croydon Metropolitan Centre close to East Croydon station but outside the Primary Shopping Area so all town centre uses except retail for which sequential testing would be required, are acceptable in this location. |
2021 - 2026 |
The Site (excluding Voyager House) has an implemented, deliverable planning permission. The developer remains in disucssions with the Council with regard to a revised scheme incorporating Voyager House. |
419 to 441 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR9 2UL |
0.21ha |
Two office buildings and car park |
Central |
High |
Large buildings with well defined building line and adjacent to other buildings;Linear Infrastructure |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Conversion of building to residential and hotel |
Planning permission has already been granted for this site. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. Conversion would need to adhere to Local Plan and London Plan Standards to improve the sustainability of the development. Accoustic measures will need to be incorporated in the design to assist sustainability of the development. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site has planning permission but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
46 to 196 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Broad Green & Selhurst |
CR0 3HA |
0.10ha |
Former factory building |
Urban |
Medium |
Industrial Estates;Institutions with associated grounds;Terraced houses and cottages |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
New primary school |
The site is of a suitable size for a primary school, is in an area that has a high demand for school places and can make a significant contribution to meeting this demand. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends public transport improvements are made as part of the proposal to mitigate the site's low public transport accessibility rating. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site is subject to developer interest and a planning application is likely soon with the landowner looking to develop the site themselves |
n/a |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 1JA |
0.07ha |
High rise office building known as 'Nestle Tower' |
Central |
High |
Large buildings in an urban setting |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Conversion and extension of existing building to provide retail and other Class A activities and/or leisure on the ground floor with residential accommodation on upper floors. There is one historic record of surface water flooding held by the Council in this location. |
Existing office building is not protected from development. Site lies within the Primary Shopping Area so retail use is acceptable in this location. Planning permission has already been granted for this site. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. Conversion would need to adhere to Local Plan and London Plan Standards to improve the sustainability of the development. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site has planning permission and there is nothing preventing the site from being developed |
288 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 2EW |
2.7ha |
Gateway site also known as Ruskin Square redevelopment |
Central |
High |
Industrial Estates;large buildings with surrounding space;Large buildings with well defined building line and adjacent to other buildings;Transport Nodes |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed use development comprising residential, offices, restaurant/café and fitness centre |
Planning permission has already been granted for this site. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. Site lies within Croydon Metropolitan Centre close to East Croydon station but outside the Primary Shopping Area so all town centre uses except retail are acceptable in this location and particularly suited to office use. To assist sustainability new development should have capacity to connect to a district energy facility.Accoustic measures will need to be incorporated in the design to assist sustainability of the development. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site has planning permission but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
550 to 625 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 5LP |
0.08ha |
2 Edwardian houses |
Central |
High |
Large buildings in an urban setting |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Redevelopment to provide more homes |
Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
12 to 32 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 5PE |
0.35ha |
Vacant site |
Central |
High |
Large buildings with well defined building line and adjacent to other buildings;Large houses on relatively small plots;Medium rise blocks with associated grounds |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development. It should be noted that ordinary watercourses have not have been included in the fluvial modelling of the River Wandle and therefore a fluvial flood risk from this watercourse may be present. As set out in Section 11.3.2 of the Level 1 SFRA, applicants considering development of this site may need to prepare a simple hydraulic model to enable a more accurate assessment of the probability of flooding associated with this ordinary watercourse to inform the site specific FRA. This should be carried out in line with industry standards and in agreement with the LLFA. |
Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
49 to 141 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 6BA |
0.69ha |
Office building and car park |
Central |
High |
Large buildings in an urban setting |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential and/or office |
The existing office building is not protected from development. Site is suitable for all town centre uses except retail as it is within Croydon Metropolitan Centre, close to East Croydon station but outside of the Primary Shopping Area making it particularly suited to office use. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. Accoustic measures will need to be incorporated in the design to assist sustainability of the development. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
97 to 279 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 1XP |
0.36ha |
Existing church in Factory building, and two other buildings (46 and 47 Tamworth Road) |
Central |
High |
Institutions with associated grounds;Linear Infrastructure;Terraced houses and cottages |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development |
Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. It is a poor location for offices as it is too far from East Croydon station and outside of the Primary Shopping Area so retail use is not acceptable or suitable. The previous employment use of the site is protected by Policy SP3 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018 and the current community use is temporary so not protected. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends that the impact of the proposal on the conservation area is mitigated through the heritage and townscape assessment. |
2016-2021 |
Site has planning permission and there is nothing preventing the site from being developed |
41 to 117 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 1PJ |
0.05ha |
Residential building 2/3 storey brick built residential block |
Central |
High |
large buildings with surrounding space;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Redevelopment for residential and/or offices and/or retail (on George Street frontage) |
Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. Site lies within Croydon Metropolitan Centre close to East Croydon station making it particularly suited to office use and the site lies within a proposed extension of the Primary Shopping Area which would make all town centre uses acceptable in this location. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
7 to 20 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 3SE |
0.34ha |
Shops and Garage on triangular site beside railway line close to West Croydon station |
Central |
High |
Terraced houses and cottages;Transport Nodes;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development above, community uses on lower floors |
The site lies outside Croydon Metropolitan Centre on a side street so town centre uses are not desirable in or suited to this location. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. New community facilities are required to improve the sustainability of the site. Accoustic measures will need to be incorporated in the design to assist sustainability of the development. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
48 to 137 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 9XF |
0.35ha |
A two storey brick built building |
Central |
High |
large buildings with surrounding space |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Offices and/or residential and/or hotel and/or replacement Class A2 (Finance) premises (with healthcare facility if required by the NHS) |
The site is suitable for all town centre uses except retail as it is within Croydon Metropolitan Centre close to East Croydon station but outside of the Primary Shopping Area making it particularly suited to office use. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The site has been identified by the NHS as being in an area with a need for additional healthcare facilities. The inclusion of healthcare facilities should be explored with the NHS before development takes place. Accoustic measures will need to be incorporated in the design to assist sustainability of the development. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
49 to 141 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 2NE |
0.11ha |
Office building |
Central |
High |
Large buildings with well defined building line and adjacent to other buildings |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Offices and residential and/or hotel (with healthcare facility if required by the NHS) |
In accordance with Policy SP3 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018, office refurbishment/redevelopment and mixed use should be explored fully. The site lies within Croydon Metropolitan Centre close to East Croydon station but outside the Primary Shopping Area so all town centre uses except retail are acceptable in this location. The site has been identified by the NHS as being in an area with a need for additional healthcare facilities. The inclusion of healthcare facilities should be explored with the NHS before development takes place. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
16 to 44 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 1TX |
0.11ha |
Surface car parks on Drummond Road including St Anne's Place |
Central |
High |
Industrial Estates;Terraced houses and cottages;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development |
Subject to the Old Town Masterplan which states parking is required here for the period of the masterplan, but that residential redevelopment could be considered later . The redevelopment of this site could help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The Sustainability Appraisal highlights the context of the Conservation Area which development proposals will need to consider. |
Post 2026 |
In Council ownership |
12 to 32 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 9XT |
0.40ha |
2 storey parking area serving Leon House |
Urban |
High |
large buildings with surrounding space |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development. Self-contained residential basements and bedrooms at basement level are not permitted in areas that have 'potential for groundwater to occur at the surface' (BGS Susceptibility to Groundwater Flooding.) |
Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
56 to 162 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 1PE |
0.25ha |
Office building with retail units at ground level |
Central |
High |
large buildings with surrounding space;Linear Infrastructure;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed use redevelopment with offices or residential dwellings above retail units at ground level |
Site lies within a proposed extension of the Primary Shopping Area which would make all town centre uses acceptable in this location. The redevelopment of this site could help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
35 to 101 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 1PJ |
0.21ha |
The site of Essex House, a demolished office building, last used as a temporary public car park |
Central |
High |
large buildings with surrounding space |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed use development with offices or residential dwellings above retail units at ground level |
Site lies within a proposed extension of the Primary Shopping Area close to East Croydon station which would make all town centre uses acceptable in this location and making it particularly suited to office use. The development of this site could help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site has planning permission but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
30 to 85 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 1YE |
1.94ha |
Office & retail (including financial and food & drink) buildings between Katharine Street and Park Street |
Central |
High |
Large buildings with well defined building line and adjacent to other buildings;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential with new civic space and a combination of retail, other Class A uses, leisure and/or office use. |
Existing office building is not protected from development. The site lies within the Primary Shopping Area of Croydon Metropolitan Centre so it is suited to retail. It is situated at a distance from East Croydon station so it less suitable for office use. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The Civic Space is a requirement of the Mid Croydon Masterplan. Many of the retail/catering units in St Georges Walk house independent businesses tht provide low cost options and measures should be taken to enable these to continue in Croydon either within the development or elsewhere. As the site is in a Conservation Area, the Council's Conservation Area Guidance and Management Plans will need to be adhered to and proposals assessed against this. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends that the impact of the proposal on the conservation area is mitigated through the heritage and townscape assessment. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest with a planning application likely soon and subject to granting of planning permission there is nothing preventing the site from being developed |
88 to 504 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 9XT |
0.56ha |
High rise office building |
Urban |
High |
large buildings with surrounding space;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Conversion to residential or mixed use residential/office with retention of retail on the ground floor. It should be noted that ordinary watercourses have not have been included in the fluvial modelling of the River Wandle and therefore a fluvial flood risk from this watercourse may be present. Self-contained residential basements and bedrooms at basement level are not permitted in areas that have 'potential for groundwater to occur at the surface' (BGS Susceptibility to Groundwater Flooding). |
Existing office building is not protected from development. Site is too far from East Croydon station to be suited to continued use as an office building in its entirety so conversion to residential or residential and office is preferred option for this site. The area is not suited to more tall buildings or buildings taller than Leon House which means that redevelopment of the site is unlikely as a redevelopment would not be viable because of restrictions on height and the cost of demolishing Leon House. Site is outside of the Primary Shopping Area so is not suitable for retail use although the existing retail floor space can be retained or replaced. Conversion would need to adhere to Local Plan and London Plan Standards to improve the sustainability of the development. |
Post 2026 |
Site has planning permission but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
26 to 145 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 2BR |
0.13ha |
Office building with stores |
Urban |
Medium |
Industrial Estates;Linear Infrastructure;Mixed type flats;Terraced houses and cottages;Tower Buildings |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development |
Residential development will help meet the need for housing in the borough. The existing office use is not protected. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site has planning permission but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
9 to 31 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 2BX |
0.39ha |
Office building |
Central |
High |
large buildings with surrounding space;Large buildings with well defined building line and adjacent to other buildings |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Office and residential and/or hotel (with healthcare facility if required by the NHS) |
In accordance with Policy SP3 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018, office refurbishment/redevelopment and mixed use should be explored fully. The site is suitable for all town centre uses except retail as it is within Croydon Metropolitan Centre close to East Croydon station but outside of the Primary Shopping Area. The site has been identified by the NHS as being in an area with a need for additional healthcare facilities. The inclusion of healthcare facilities should be explored with the NHS before development takes place. |
Post 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
55 to 157 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 2BX |
0.775ha |
Builders yard between Lansdowne Road and the railway line into East Croydon |
Central |
High |
Industrial Estates;Large houses on relatively small plots |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development with light industrial workshops and studio spaces |
Site is a town centre employment site. Policy SP3.2 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018 requires that evidence of lack of demand for the existing premises or site for an employment use be provided before other uses can be considered. |
Post 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
109 to 313 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 2BX |
0.95ha |
Multi storey car park |
Central |
High |
large buildings with surrounding space;Large buildings with well defined building line and adjacent to other buildings |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed use, public car park and residential. |
The Croydon Opportunity Area Planning Framework (2013) allows for the loss of 200 car parking spaces in the New Town and East Croydon Area. In light of this, the preferred option includes for an element of car parking to remain alongside residential and missed use development. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
133 to 384 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 2RF |
1.13ha |
Supermarket, gym and car park |
Urban |
High |
Retail Estates & Business & Leisure Parks;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Primary school with residential development on upper floors |
The site is of a suitable size for a primary school, is in an area that has a high demand for school places and can make a significant contribution to meeting this demand. The site is in a dense urban area and is suited to a mixed use development with the residential element helping to meet the need for new homes in the borough. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
51 to 293 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 1UF |
1.75ha |
West Croydon railway station, retail units on Station Road, London Road and North End, station car park and Network Rail yard |
Central |
High |
Transport Nodes;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Remodelling of station and redevelopment to provide an improved transport interchange, cycle hub, retail & office units with residential development above. In the surrounding area, surface water flood risk is generally low. However, Station Road and the A212 have areas shown to be at high risk from surface water flooding. There are two historic records of surface water flooding held by Croydon Council in this location. |
Existing station building is a low density development and use of the site (as identified in the West Croydon Masterplan) could be increased to include residential use. Improvements to the station as a transport interchange including a cycle hub is a policy aspiration of the Croydon Local Plan stategic policy SP8 and will assist in the sustainability of the development.Accoustic measures will need to be incorporated in the design to assist sustainability of the development and measures to alleviate surface water flooding taken, especially if current areas along train tracks are developed, reducing natural drainage capacity. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
79 to 455 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 2RB |
0.35ha |
Car park & Buildings with ground floor retail units with residential accommodation on upper floors |
Central |
High |
large buildings with surrounding space;Shopping centres, precincts;Transport Nodes;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
A more intensive use of the site with 232 residential units as part of an overall redevelopment of the site which includes reprovision of retail uses, car and cycle parking and a public square. |
The site's location away from East Croydon station means it is less suited to hotel or office use and because it is outside of the Primary Shopping Area it is not suitable for retail use although the existing retail floor space can be reprovided as part of the redevelopment of this site. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site is subject to developer interest and a planning application is likely soon with the landowner looking to develop the site themselves |
50 to 232 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 9YD |
1.34ha |
Office Block |
Central |
High |
large buildings with surrounding space;Linear Infrastructure |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Office and residential and/or hotel (with healthcare facility if required by the NHS) if the site is no longer required by the Home Office. |
In accordance with Policy SP3 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018, office refurbishment/redevelopment and mixed use should be explored fully. The site lies within Croydon Metropolitan Centre close to East Croydon station but outside the Primary Shopping Area so all town centre uses except retail are acceptable in this location. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The site has been identified by the NHS as being in an area with a need for additional healthcare facilities. The inclusion of healthcare facilities should be explored with the NHS before development takes place. Conversion should be considered in the redevelopment to increase sustainability of the site. |
Post 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
188 to 542 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 0XD |
0.15ha |
Offices and bank |
Central |
High |
large buildings with surrounding space;Large buildings with well defined building line and adjacent to other buildings |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential and/or hotel and/or retail and/or finance |
Existing office building is not protected from development. Site lies within a proposed extension of the Primary Shopping Area which would make all town centre uses acceptable in this location. The redevelopment of this site could help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
21 to 60 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 1DH |
0.54ha |
Multi-storey car park and gymnasium |
Central |
High |
Large buildings with well defined building line and adjacent to other buildings;Terraced houses and cottages;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential with community facilities commensurate in size and functionality to that currently on the site |
The redevelopment of this site could help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. It is a poor location for offices as it is too far from East Croydon station and outside of the Primary Shopping Area so retail use is not acceptable or suitable. The Opportunity Area Planning Framework identifies surplus car parking spaces in this part of Croydon Metropolitan Centre.The retention of community facilities are required to improve the sustainability of the site, development of which has substantial environmental impacts. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
95 to 193 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 1NX |
0.19ha |
Listed office building |
Central |
High |
Large buildings with well defined building line and adjacent to other buildings |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential conversion with cultural uses if required (with town centres uses considered if there is no interest in delivery of cultural uses). |
The conversion of the existing Listed Building on this site could help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. Existing office building is not protected from development. Delivery of a cultural facility on the ground floor in this location would be appropriate to meet demand with residential or office uses on upper floors. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
40 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR9 1TR |
0.58ha |
24-storey office building with undercroft straddling Wellesley Grove and a two-storey period property converted to an office |
Central |
High |
large buildings with surrounding space |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Offices and residential and/or hotel (with healthcare facility if required by the NHS) |
In accordance with Policy SP3 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018, office refurbishment/redevelopment and mixed use should be explored fully. The site is suitable for all town centre uses except retail as it is within Croydon Metropolitan Centre close to East Croydon station but outside of the Primary Shopping Area making it particularly suited to office use. The site has been identified by the NHS as being in an area with a need for additional healthcare facilities. The inclusion of healthcare facilities should be explored with the NHS before development takes place. The public realm is required to encourage connectivity with surrounding areas to make the site more sustainable. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
82 to 234 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 9YA |
0.58ha |
Office Building |
Central |
High |
Large buildings with surrounding space |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Offices and residential and/or hotel (with healthcare facility if required by the NHS) if the site is no longer required by the Home Office. There is one record of sewer flooding. |
In accordance with Policy SP3 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018, office refurbishment/redevelopment and mixed use should be explored fully. The site is suitable for all town centre uses except retail as it is within Croydon Metropolitan Centre close to East Croydon station but outside of the Primary Shopping Area. The site has been identified by the NHS as being in an area with a need for additional healthcare facilities. The inclusion of healthcare facilities should be explored with the NHS before development takes place. To assist sustainability the development must incorporate accoustic measures to reduce noise impact on the development. |
Post 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
82 to 234 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 1QQ |
0.13ha |
Office building and shops |
Central |
High |
Large buildings with well defined building line and adjacent to other buildings;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Offices and residential and/or hotel (with healthcare facility if required by the NHS) |
In accordance with Policy SP3 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018, office refurbishment/redevelopment and mixed use should be explored fully. The site is suitable for all town centre uses exept retail as it is within Croydon Metropolitan Centre close to East Croydon station but outside of the Primary Shopping Area making it particularly suited to office use. The site has been idenfitied by the NHS as being in an area with a need for additional healthcare facilities. The inclusion of healthcare facilities should be explored with the NHS before development takes place. The public realm is required to encourage connectivity with surrounding areas to make the site more sustainable. |
2021-2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
82 to 234 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 1PJ |
0.21ha |
9-storey office building |
Central |
High |
large buildings with surrounding space;Transport Nodes |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Office and/or residential development or offices or hotel and/or retail (on George Street frontage) |
The site lies within a proposed extension of the Primary Shopping Area close to East Croydon station which would make all town centre uses acceptable in this location and making it particularly suited to office use. To assist sustainability the development must incorporate accoustic measures to reduce noise impact on the development. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
30 to 85 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 1PJ |
0.13ha |
Office Building |
Central |
High |
large buildings with surrounding space |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Offices with residential development or hotel and/or retail (on George Street frontage) |
In accordance with Policy SP3 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018, office refurbishment/redevelopment and mixed use should be explored fully. Site lies within a proposed extension of the Primary Shopping Area which would make all town centre uses acceptable in this location. The redevelopment of this site could help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. To assist sustainability the development must incorporate accoustic measures to reduce impact of noise on the development. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
19 to 52 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Thornton Heath |
CR7 6BA |
0.20ha |
Car sales site |
Urban |
Medium |
Industrial Estates;Medium rise blocks with associated grounds;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development |
Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
9 to 34 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Norbury |
CR7 8HQ |
0.14ha |
Offices, gymnasium and car park |
Urban |
Medium |
Industrial Estates;Terraced houses and cottages |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development including replacement community facility |
Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The community use of the site is protected by Policy SP5 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018. The retention of a community facility will assist the sustainability of the site. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends public transport improvements are made as part of the proposal to mitigate the site's low public transport accessibility rating. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
7 to 23 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Thornton Heath |
CR7 8PD |
0.37ha |
Disused warehouse and factory buldings |
Urban |
Medium |
Industrial Estates;Terraced houses and cottages |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development |
As part of the Croydon Local Plan 2018 any town centre or scattered employment site that has been vacant for more than 18 months is being proposed for redevelopment if it could accommodate 10 or more new homes. Policy SP3.2 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018 requires that evidence of lack of demand for the existing premises or site for an employment use be provided before other uses can be considered. However, the need for new homes in the borough is so great that, as a plan-making process, a plan-led release of vacant town centre and scattered employment sites is proposed to help meet the need for new homes. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends public transport improvements are made as part of the proposal to mitigate the site's low public transport accessibility rating. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
17 to 62 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 1PF |
0.14ha |
The former art block of Croydon College |
Central |
High |
large buildings with surrounding space |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential redevelopment with community uses and Creative and Cultural Industries Enterprise Centre. There is one record of sewer flooding. |
This site is well suited to provide a home to the creative and cultural industries enterprise centre for Croydon Metropolitan Centre. The existing building is a community facility which is protected by Policy SP5 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The Fairfield Masterplan encourages a high standard of design which will help the sustainability of the site. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
20 to 56 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Thornton Heath |
CR7 8SD |
0.15ha |
Former Jacques & Co factory building |
Urban |
High |
Industrial Estates;Terraced houses and cottages |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development |
As part of the Croydon Local Plan 2018 any town centre or scattered employment site that has been vacant for more than 18 months is being proposed for redevelopment if it could accommodate 10 or more new homes. Policy SP3.2 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018 requires that evidence of lack of demand for the existing premises or site for an employment use be provided before other uses can be considered. However, the need for new homes in the borough is so great that, as a plan-making process, a plan-led release of vacant town centre and scattered employment sites is proposed to help meet the need for new homes. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends public transport improvements are made as part of the proposal to mitigate the site's low public transport accessibility rating. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
7 to 39 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Waddon |
CR0 4AZ |
0.14ha |
Derelict building |
Urban |
Medium |
large buildings with surrounding space;Large houses on relatively small plots |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential use |
The existing structure on the site is fire damaged and cannot be reused. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The community use of the site is protected by Policy SP5 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends that the impact of the proposal on the conservation area is mitigated through the heritage and townscape assessment. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
7 to 48 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Sanderstead |
CR6 9AW |
0.30ha |
Cleared site |
Suburban |
Low |
Planned estates of semi detached houses;Suburban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed use of residential and retail |
Site lies within the Hamsey Green Local Centre so is suitable for retail use. Retail use will assist in providing an active frontage to the ground floor and the redevelopment of this site could help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends public transport improvements are made as part of the proposal to mitigate the site's low public transport accessibility rating. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
8 to 24 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 2EE |
0.24ha |
Office building |
Central |
High |
large buildings with surrounding space;Large buildings with well defined building line and adjacent to other buildings |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Offices and residential and/or hotel (with healthcare facility if required by the NHS) |
In accordance with Policy SP3 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018, office refurbishment/redevelopment and mixed use should be explored fully. The site is suitable for all town centre uses except retail as it is within Croydon Metropolitan Centre close to East Croydon Station but outside of the Primary Shopping Area. The site has been identified by the NHS as being in an area with a need for additional healthcare facilities. The inclusion of healthcare facilities should be explored with the NHS before development takes place. A community use could assist the sustainability of the site. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
34 to 97 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Broad Green & Selhurst |
CR0 4YJ |
11.5ha |
Out of town retail warehouses and surface car parking |
Urban |
Low |
Retail Estates & Business & Leisure Parks |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Redevelopment of this area to a mixture of residential, retail, healthcare facility (if required by the NHS), community and leisure to form the basis of a new residential community and local centre. |
Potential for a new Local Centre in the Valley Park area is identified in the Strategic Policies of the Croydon Local Plan 2018. Over the lifetime of the Croydon Local Plan reconfiguration of out of town retail warehouses in the borough will provide an opportunity for redevelopment with a mix of residential and retail use alongside new community and leisure uses. Flood mitigation measures must be incorporated in the development to assist sustainability. As the site is within Flood Zone 2 it will be subject to the Sequential Test as part of the Strategic Flood Risk Assessment. The site has been identified by the NHS as being in an area with a need for additional healthcare facilities. The inclusion of healthcare facilities should be explored with the NHS before development takes place. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends public transport improvements are made as part of the proposal to mitigate the site's low public transport accessibility rating. Self-contained residential basements and bedrooms at basement level are not permitted in areas that have 'potential for groundwater to occur at the surface' |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
403 to 1092 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Waddon |
CR0 4XL |
1.03ha |
Retail Warehouse and car park |
Urban |
Medium |
Retail Estates & Business & Leisure Parks |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Redevelopment of this area to a mixture of residential, retail and commercial use, healthcare facility (if required by the NHS) and community uses to form the basis of a new residential community |
Over the lifetime of the Croydon Local Plan reconfiguration of out of town retail warehouses in the borough will provide an opportunity for redevelopment with a mix of residential and retail. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. As the site lies outside of a Primary Shopping Area it is not suited to intensification of the existing retail use. As the site is within a Flood Zone 3 it will be subject to the Sequential Test as part of the Strategic Flood Risk Assessment. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
47 to 175 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Purley |
CR8 2BG |
1.03ha |
Council depot |
Suburban |
Medium |
Industrial Estates;large buildings with surrounding space |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
20 Gypsy and Traveller pitches |
The site is in Council ownership and the existing employment use can be relocated to underused land in Factory Lane which is also owned by the Council. It is the only deliverable site for Gypsy and Traveller pitches that has been identified and will contribute to meeting the need for Gypsy and Traveller pitches in Croydon. |
2016 - 2021 |
In Council ownership |
|
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Purley |
CR8 4DA |
0.34ha |
Four storey telephone exchange |
Urban |
High |
Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Conversion of existing building to residential use if no longer required as a telephone exchange in the future |
The conversion of this building could help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. Conversion would need to adhere to Local Plan and London Plan Standards to improve the sustainability of the development. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
19 to 77 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Thornton Heath |
CR7 7JG |
0.56ha |
Various retail units at ground level and offices above (with some community use) |
Urban |
High |
Large buildings with well defined building line and adjacent to other buildings;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed use conversion comprising residential, retail and community facilities |
Office use is not protected in this location which is within the Primary Shopping Area (so retail is a preferred use at ground floor level). The communty use in Ambassador House is protected by Policy SP5. Residential development would help to meet the need for homes in the borough. The building is built above the London to Brighton railway line and so conversion is likely to be preferable to new build because of cost of building above Network Rail infrastructure.To assist sustainability the development must incorporate accoustic measures to reduce noise impact of the development.Conversion would need to adhere to Local Plan and London Plan Standards to improve the sustainability of the development.The site is located in Flood Zone 1, low probability of flooding from rivers. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
26 to 145 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Waddon |
CR0 4XT |
1.45ha |
Retail Warehouses and car park |
Urban |
Medium |
Large buildings with well defined building line and adjacent to other buildings;Retail Estates & Business & Leisure Parks |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Redevelopment of this area to a mixture of residential, retail, healthcare facility (if required by the NHS) and community uses to form the basis of a new residential community |
Over the lifetime of the Croydon Local Plan reconfiguration of out of town retail warehouses in the borough will provide an opportunity for redevelopment with a mix of residential, community uses and retail. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough and the shift from out of town retail will assist the use of more sustainable modes of transport. The site has been identified by the NHS as being in an area with a need for additional healthcare facilities. The inclusion of healthcare facilities should be explored with the NHS before development takes place. As the site is within Flood Zone 2 it will be subject to the Sequential Test as part of the Strategic Flood Risk Assessment. Self-contained residential basements and bedrooms at basement level are not permitted in areas that have 'potential for groundwater to occur at the surface' |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
66 to 246 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Broad Green & Selhurst |
CR0 4YA |
0.95ha |
Vue Cinema and Valley Park Leisure Complex |
Urban |
Low |
Retail Estates & Business & Leisure Parks |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Redevelopment of this area to a mixture of residential, retail, healthcare facility (if required by the NHS), community and leisure to form the basis of a new residential community and local centre. |
Potential for a new Local Centre in the Valley Park area is identified in the Croydon Local Plan 2018. Over the lifetime of the Croydon Local Plan reconfiguration of out of town retail warehouses in the borough will provide an opportunity for redevelopment with a mix of residential and retail use alongside new community and leisure uses. The site has been identified by the NHS as being in an area with a need for additional healthcare facilities. The inclusion of healthcare facilities should be explored with the NHS before development takes place. Flood mitigation measures must be incorporated in the development to assist sustainability. As the site is within Flood Zone 2 it will be subject to the Sequential Test as part of the Strategic Flood Risk Assessment. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends public transport improvements are made as part of the proposal to mitigate the site's low public transport accessibility rating. Self-contained residential basements and bedrooms at basement level are not permitted in areas that have 'potential for groundwater to occur at the surface' |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
34 to 90 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Broad Green & Selhurst |
CR0 2RJ |
0.71ha |
Residential building with ground floor commercial units |
Urban |
High |
Large buildings with well defined building line and adjacent to other buildings;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential redevelopment |
Redevelopment provides an opportunity to intensify the use of the site. However, it is noted that there are significant issues with viability of redevelopment that will need to be overcome before this site could be developed. Self-contained residential basements and bedrooms at basement level are not permitted in areas that have 'potential for groundwater to occur at the surface' |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
32 to 184 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
South Croydon |
CR2 7AR |
0.40ha |
Normanton Park Hotel & grounds |
Urban |
Medium |
Compact houses on relatively small plots;Large houses on relatively small plots |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development with primary school expansion if required (otherwise the whole site may be used for residential development). |
Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends public transport improvements are made as part of the proposal to mitigate the site's low public transport accessibility rating. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest with a planning application likely soon and subject to granting of planning permission there is nothing preventing the site from being developed |
14 to 38 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Purley |
CR8 2HA |
3.81ha |
Tesco store & associated car park |
Urban |
High |
Retail Estates & Business & Leisure Parks |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed use residential, healthcare facility (if required by the NHS) and retail development |
Site has an existing retail use and has potential for intensification of use of the site with the addition of residential units which will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. Measures to mitigate flood risk will need to be included in the development to assist sustainability. The site has been identified by the NHS as being in an area with a need for additional healthcare facilities. The inclusion of healthcare facilities should be explored with the NHS before development takes place. As the site is within Flood Zone 3 it will be subject to the Sequential Test as part of the Strategic Flood Risk Assessment. |
2021-2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
172 to 990 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Broad Green & Selhurst |
CR0 3JP |
2.84ha |
Retail stores and associated car park |
Urban |
Medium |
Retail Estates & Business & Leisure Parks |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed use residential and retail development |
Residential development would help meet the need for new homes in the borough. Premises are currently on long leases which will not expire until the mid 2020's. Over the lifetime of the Croydon Local Plan, reconfiguration of out of town retail warehouses in the borough will provide an opportunity for redevelopment with a mix of residential and retail use. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends public transport improvements are made as part of the proposal to mitigate the site's low public transport accessibility rating. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
128 to 482 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Waddon |
CR0 4XG |
0.46ha |
Retail stores and car parks |
Urban |
Medium |
Industrial Estates;Retail Estates & Business & Leisure Parks |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Redevelopment of this area to a mixture of residential, retail and commercial use, healthcare facility (if required by the NHS) and community uses to form the basis of a new residential community. As the site is partly within a Flood Zone 3 it will be subject to the Sequential Test as part of the Strategic Flood Risk Assessment. |
Over the lifetime of the Croydon Local Plan, reconfiguration of out of town retail warehouses in the borough will provide an opportunity for redevelopment with a mix of residential and retail. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. As the site lies outside of a Primary Shopping Area it is not suited to intensification of the existing retail use. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
21 to 78 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Waddon |
CR0 4NZ |
1.53ha |
Wing Yip retail warehouse & car park |
Urban |
Medium |
Retail Estates & Business & Leisure Parks |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Redevelopment of a mix of residential, retail, commercial and community uses to form the basis of a new residential community |
Potential for a new Local Centre in the Five Ways area of Waddon is identified in the Croydon Local Plan 2018. Over the lifetime of the Croydon Local Plan, reconfiguration of out of town retail warehouses in the borough will provide an opportunity for redevelopment with a mix of residential and retail use alongside new community and leisure uses.As the site is a scattered employment site, the employment use will need to be retained as a mitigation of the potential loss of employment and as part of any redevelopment, enable inclusion of attenuation SuDS where possible. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
69 to 260 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Waddon |
CR0 4XG |
0.71ha |
Retail warehouse & car park |
Urban |
Medium |
Industrial Estates;Retail Estates & Business & Leisure Parks |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Redevelopment of this area to a mixture of residential, retail, healthcare facility (if required by NHS) and community uses to form the basis of a new residential community |
Over the lifetime of the Croydon Local Plan, reconfiguration of out of town retail warehouses in the borough will provide an opportunity for redevelopment with a mix of residential and retail. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. As the site lies outside of a Primary Shopping Area it is not suited to intensification of the existing retail use. As the site is partly within a Flood Zone 3 it will be subject to the Sequential Test as part of the Strategic Flood Risk Assessment. Development should enable inclusion of attenuation SuDS where possible. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
32 to 120 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Waddon |
CR0 4XT |
1.30ha |
Decathlon store & car park |
Urban |
Medium |
Retail Estates & Business & Leisure Parks |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Redevelopment of this area to a mixture of residential, retail, healthcare facility (if required by the NHS) and community uses to form the basis of a new residential community |
Over the lifetime of the Croydon Local Plan, reconfiguration of out of town retail warehouses in the borough will provide an opportunity for redevelopment with a mix of residential, community uses and retail. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. Measures to mitigate flood risk will need to be included in the development to assist sustainability. The site has been identified by the NHS as being in an area with a need for additional healthcare facilities. The inclusion of healthcare facilities should be explored with the NHS before development takes place. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends public transport improvements are made as part of the proposal to mitigate the site's low public transport accessibility rating. As the site is within a Flood Zone 3 it will be subject to the Sequential Test as part of the Strategic Flood Risk Assessment. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
59 to 221 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Crystal Palace & Upper Norwood |
SE19 3AH |
1.46ha |
Sainsbury's supermarket and smaller retail units |
Urban |
High |
Retail Estates & Business & Leisure Parks;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Retail, replacement community use and residential |
Site is a relatively low density site within the Primary Shopping Area of Crystal Palace District Centre which has potential for redevelopment. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends that the impact of the proposal on the conservation area is mitigated through the heritage and townscape assessment. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
39 to 223 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Coulsdon |
CR5 2NL |
1.08ha |
Car Park (within Coulsdon District Centre) |
Suburban |
Medium |
Industrial Estates |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed use development comprising leisure, community facilities and retention of car parking spaces. Also retail so long as the current planning permission is extant. |
Site lies within Coulsdon District Centre but outside the Primary Shopping Area so all town centre uses except retail are acceptable in this location. The site has planning permission for a retail use having passed the sequential test. Should the planning permission expire, retail use would cease to be an acceptable use on this site unless a new sequential test demonstrates that there are no sequentially preferable sites available that are suitable for the type of retail use proposed. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site has planning permission but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
|
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 1RD |
0.16ha |
Vacant Land with designated Secondary Retail Frontage |
Urban |
High |
Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed use with residential to upper storeys and retail on ground floor. Self-contained residential basements and bedrooms at basement level are not permitted in areas that have 'potential for groundwater to occur at the surface' (BGS Susceptibility to Groundwater Flooding). A high risk of surface water flooding surrounds the site, particularly across the road network such as Cairo New Road and Church Street. There is one historic record of surface water flooding held by Croydon Council in this location. |
It will help meet the need for housing in the borough. Retail or a community use will assist in providing an active frontage to the ground floor. Previous use of the site was retail so new retail use is acceptable. As the site is in a Conservation Area, the Council's Conservation Area Guidance and Management Plans will need to be adhered to and proposals assessed against this. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends that the impact of the proposal on the conservation area is mitigated through the heritage and townscape assessment. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
23 to 64 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 1XP |
0.91ha |
Church in former Factory building |
Urban |
High |
Institutions with associated grounds;Linear Infrastructure |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential redevelopment above community use. The surrounding areas of Cairo New Road and Roman Way are shown to be at a high risk of surface water flooding. |
Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The community use of the site is protected by Policy SP5 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
128 to 368 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 9XF |
0.13ha |
Office building |
Central |
High |
large buildings with surrounding space |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Offices and residential and/or hotel (with healthcare facility if required by the NHS) |
In accordance with Policy SP3 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018, office refurbishment/redevelopment and mixed use should be explored fully. The site is suitable for all town centre uses except retail as it is within Croydon Metropolitan Centre close to East Croydon Station but outside of the Primary Shopping Area. The site has been identified by the NHS as being in an area with a need for additional healthcare facilities. The inclusion of healthcare facilities should be explored with the NHS before development takes place. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
23 to 64 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 1UB |
8.8ha |
Shopping Centre, four office towers and two multi-storey car parks |
Central |
High |
Shopping centres, precincts |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Expansion of shopping centre, improved public realm and residential development and car parking provision. The majority of the site is shown to be at a very low risk. The surrounding areas are generally at a low risk of surface water flooding with the areas of the road network (i.e. Wellesley Road) being shown to be at high risk. There are three historic records of surface water flooding and one historic record of sewer flooding. |
Planning permission has been granted for this site which represents a comprehensive major regeneration scheme for Croydon Metropolitan Centre which will secure an improved quality and expanded shopping centre along with new homes that will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends that the impact of the proposal on the conservation area is mitigated through the heritage and townscape assessment. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site has planning permission and landowner is likely to develop the site themselves |
400 to 1,000 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Broad Green & Selhurst |
CR0 2RG |
0.25ha |
Former office building of 4 floors currently with a community use with extension at rear last used as garage. Frontage used as tyre fitters. |
Urban |
High |
Industrial Estates;Retail Estates & Business & Leisure Parks;Terraced houses and cottages |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Redevelopment for mixed use residential and community use |
Site has an existing community use that is protected. The redevelopment of this site would help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. Currently it is not likely to be viable so it development of the site is not likely to be completed before 2026. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
9 to 52 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 1DL |
0.26ha |
4 storey office building |
Urban |
High |
Large buildings with well defined building line and adjacent to other buildings;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development. It should be noted that ordinary watercourses have not have been included in the fluvial modelling of the River Wandle and therefore a fluvial flood risk from this watercourse may be present. There are further areas of medium risk of surface water flooding to the west of the site. The surrounding area is generally an area of low to medium surface water flood risk. However, there are areas of high risk in regards to surface water flooding in areas such as Parker Road and South End. There are two historic records of surface water flooding. |
The redevelopment of this site could help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
37 to 105 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Thornton Heath |
CR7 7EQ |
0.25ha |
Large office/factory building |
Urban |
Medium |
Industrial Estates;Terraced houses and cottages |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential redevelopment |
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|
12 to 42 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Broad Green & Selhurst |
CR0 2RJ |
0.69ha |
6 storey office building fronting London Road and 2 storey warehouse on Cavendish Road |
Urban |
High |
Large buildings with well defined building line and adjacent to other buildings;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development |
The redevelopment of this site could help to meet the need for new homes in the borough and as it is outside the Local Centre and Primary Shopping Area retail and other town centre uses are not preferred uses on this site. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site is subject to developer interest and a planning application is likely soon with the landowner looking to develop the site themselves |
32 to 179 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Purley |
CR8 2PG |
1.30ha |
A 5 storey office in the middle of a roundabout and a single storey block on the south side of the roundabout connected by a footbridge to the main building and group of single storey commercial units at rear of Capella Court |
Urban |
Medium |
Industrial Estates;large buildings with surrounding space |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development and health facility, and the retention and reconfiguration of existing uses and their floor space with no net loss of flood storage capacity |
The redevelopment of this site could help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The site lies outside of Purley District Centre so is not a suitable location for town centre uses including retail and offices. The Shopping Parade on the southern part of the site is proposed for de-designation as it does not have any shops in it. The current community use within the site should be included to assist sustainability in the local context. As the site is within a Flood Zone 3 it will be subject to the Exception Test as part of a Site Specific Flood Risk Assessment. Any development which involves an increase in building footprint should ensure there is no impact on the ability of the floodplain to store water. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends public transport improvements are made as part of the proposal to mitigate the site's low public transport accessibility rating. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
59 to 221 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Thornton Heath |
CR7 6AW |
0.15ha |
Six storey office building and car park at least part vacant |
Urban |
Medium |
large buildings with surrounding space;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Conversion or redevelopment to residential use |
Office use is not protected in this location and residential use would help meet the borough's need for new homes.Conversion would need to adhere to Local Plan and London Plan Standards to improve the sustainability of the development. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
7 to 25 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Purley |
CR8 2BH |
0.14ha |
4 storey office building |
Urban |
High |
Large buildings in an urban setting;large buildings with surrounding space;Large buildings with well defined building line and adjacent to other buildings |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Conversion of the office building to residential uses. |
Located outside the proposed District Centre boundary so residential would be the preferred use, however the existing office use could be retained on the site. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. Conversion would need to adhere to Local Plan and London Plan Standards to improve the sustainability of the development. As 22% of the site is in Flood Zone 2 any proposal for redevelopment should locate buildings within Flood Zone 1. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site has planning permission and there is nothing preventing the site from being developed |
36 to 45 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Purley |
CR8 4DA |
0.22ha |
Co-op funeral service premises |
Urban |
Medium |
Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed use residential and retail development |
Site has an existing retail use and has potential for intensification with the addition of residential units which will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
10 to 37 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Purley |
CR8 2BR |
0.07ha |
Office Building |
Urban |
High |
large buildings with surrounding space;Medium rise blocks with associated grounds |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential redevelopment |
Site is an office in an edge of centre location where residential use is preferable. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. Conversion could be considered to reduce the environmental impacts of the developmentwith flood mitigation measures. As part of the site is in Flood Zone 2 and 3 an Exception Test is required as part of a Site Specific Flood Risk Assessment. Any redevelopment of the site should seek to locate buildings in Flood Zone 1. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
4 to 18 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Broad Green & Selhurst |
CR0 3AA |
0.80ha |
3-storey office building |
Urban |
Medium |
Industrial Estates;Institutions with associated grounds;Terraced houses and cottages |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential redevelopment or conversion. Conversion would need to adhere to Local Plan and London Plan Standards to improve the sustainability of the development. |
Office use is not protected. The Council's preferred location for offices is in the New Town and East Croydon station areas of Croydon Metropolitan Centre and in District Centres. The redevelopment of this site will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends public transport improvements are made as part of the proposal to mitigate the site's low public transport accessibility rating. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
36 to 136 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 2RF |
0.16ha |
Vacant office building |
Urban |
High |
Retail Estates & Business & Leisure Parks;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential |
The redevelopment or conversion of the building could help to meet the need for new homes. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
23 to 64 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Waddon |
CR0 3RP |
0.62ha |
Various industrial buildings and office block that are vacant |
Urban |
Medium |
Industrial Estates;Institutions with associated grounds;Terraced houses and cottages |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Creative and Cultural Industries Enterprise Centre and residential development |
It is an objective of the Croydon Local Plan 2018 to encourage creative and cultural industries in the borough. Permitting residential development on part of this site enables the development of a Creative and Cultural Industries Enterprise Centre on the remaining part of the site as it makes the overall development viable and assits with the sustainability of the site along with mitigation of the loss of employment with the retention if some skills and training on the site. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site is subject to developer interest and a planning application is likely soon with the landowner looking to develop the site themselves |
28 to 131 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Thornton Heath |
CR0 2QA |
0.27ha |
Fenced of grass area to the rear of shops on Whitehorse Road and adjacent to estate of 1 - 55 Pawsons Road and former depot at rear of 57 Pawsons Road |
Urban |
Medium |
Medium rise blocks with associated grounds;Terraced houses and cottages;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development |
Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough.The Sustainability Appraisal recommends that development proposals should seek to ensure that any loss of open land is mitigated through alternative provision. |
2016 - 2021 |
In Council ownership |
13 to 45 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Broad Green & Selhurst |
CR0 2UN |
0.15ha |
Private Car Park between 1 and 1 B Stanton Road, called Masonic Hall car park. |
Urban |
High |
Large houses on relatively small plots;Terraced houses and cottages |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development |
Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. Delivery will be an issue with the land in private ownership and as a car park for a hall the Community Policy SP5 must be complied with. A Contaminated Land Assessment will be required. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
7 to 39 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Addiscombe |
CR0 7ER |
0.18ha |
Amenity land to the rear of the pub's car park |
Suburban |
Medium |
Terraced houses and cottages;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development |
Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends public transport improvements are made as part of the proposal to mitigate the site's low public transport accessibility rating. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
7 to 17 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
South Norwood & Woodside |
SE25 5HQ |
0.15ha |
Amenity land & car park |
Urban |
Medium |
Compact houses on relatively small plots;Terraced houses and cottages;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development |
Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
7 to 25 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 1SQ |
0.07ha |
5 storey vacant office block bordering Surrey Street |
Central |
High |
Large buildings with well defined building line and adjacent to other buildings;Medium rise blocks with associated grounds |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential conversion |
A prior notification under the General Permitted Development Order has been made for this site. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough.Conversion would need to adhere to Local Plan and London Plan Standards to improve the sustainability of the development. The Sustainability Appraisal highlights the context of the Conservation Area which development proposals will need to consider and which this site is adjacent to. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site has planning permission but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
30 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 2BX |
0.21ha |
Locally listed office building |
Central |
High |
large buildings with surrounding space |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Retention of offices with residential conversion, and/or hotel (with healthcare facility if required by the NHS) |
As a locally listed building redevelopment is not an acceptable option. In accordance with Policy SP3 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018, office refurbishment/redevelopment and mixed use should be explored fully. The site lies within Croydon Metropolitan Centre close to East Croydon station but outside the Primary Shopping Area so all town centre uses except retail are acceptable in this location. The site has been identified by the NHS as being in an area with a need for additional healthcare facilities. The inclusion of healthcare facilities should be explored with the NHS before development takes place. |
Post 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
30 to 85 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Purley |
CR8 4HD |
0.40ha |
Gym car park and derelict houses |
Urban |
Medium |
Planned estates of semi detached houses;Transport Nodes;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Primary school |
The site is of a suitable size for a primary school, is in an area that has a high demand for school places and can make a significant contribution to meeting this demand. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
|
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 2AQ |
0.18ha |
Vacant office building |
Central |
High |
large buildings with surrounding space |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential conversion |
A prior notification under the General Permitted Development Order has been made for this site. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. Conversion would need to adhere to Local Plan and London Plan Standards to improve the sustainability of the development. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site has planning permission but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
82 to 91 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 2AP |
0.31ha |
Office building |
Central |
High |
Institutions with associated grounds;large buildings with surrounding space |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed use of residential with offices (or a healthcare facility if required by the NHS) on the ground floor |
In accordance with Policy SP3 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018, office refurbishment/redevelopment and mixed use should be explored fully. The site lies within Croydon Metropolitan Centre close to East Croydon station but outside the Primary Shopping Area so all town centre uses except retail are acceptable in this location. The site has been identified by the NHS as being in an area with a need for additional healthcare facilities. The inclusion of healthcare facilities should be explored with the NHS before development takes place. |
Post 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
44 to 125 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Purley |
CR8 2BJ |
0.45ha |
Dairy depot with buildings fronting on to Brighton Road being a locally listed building |
Urban |
Medium |
Compact houses on relatively small plots;Industrial Estates;Large houses on relatively small plots;Medium rise blocks with associated grounds;Terraced houses and cottages |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Conversion of buildings fronting Brighton Road to studio space (with potential for a Creative and Cultural Industries Enterprise Centre serving Purley) with new light industrial units to the rear |
The buildings fronting Brighton Road are locally listed so conversion is the only acceptable option. Policy SP3 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018 sets out the need for a Cultural and Creative Industries Enterprise Centre in Purley and the conversion of the buildings on Brighton Road could lend themselves to studio spaces. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends public transport improvements are made as part of the proposal to mitigate the site's low public transport accessibility rating. As the site is within a Flood Zone 3 it will be subject to the Sequential Test as part of the Strategic Flood Risk Assessment. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
|
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Thornton Heath |
CR7 7YE |
8.17ha |
Various hospital and medical associated buildings along with a staff car park on Bensham Lane |
Urban |
Medium |
Industrial Estates;Large buildings with well defined building line and adjacent to other buildings;Medium rise blocks with associated grounds;Retail Estates & Business & Leisure Parks |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Consolidation of the hospital uses on a smaller area of the site with enabling residential development on remaining part subject to there being no loss of services provided by the hospital in terms of both quantity and quality |
In order to fund improvements to the existing hospital buildings residential development on part of the site may be required. This option is dependent on their being no loss of services provided by the hospital both in terms of quantity and quality. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is part of a partners' Estate Strategy |
77 to 290 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Shirley |
CR0 5HL |
3.99ha |
Former school and hostel buildings |
Suburban |
Low |
Green Infrastructure;Institutions with associated grounds |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development so long as the development has no greater footprint, volume or impact on openness on the Metropolitan Green Belt than the existing buildings on the site |
Although the site is in the Green Belt, it already has built form. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
90 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Shirley |
CR0 8YY |
0.72ha |
Thames Water pumping station (which is a Locally Listed Building) and surrounding land |
Suburban |
Medium |
Green Infrastructure;Industrial Estates;Planned estates of semi detached houses |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development (including the conversion of the Locally Listed pumping station) if the site is no longer required for its current use in the future. It should be noted that ordinary watercourses have not have been included in the fluvial modelling of the River Wandle and therefore a fluvial flood risk from this watercourse may be present. |
This site does not meet the criteria for designation as Metropolitan Open Land as it does not contribute to the physical structure of London, it does not include open air facilities which serve the whole or significant parts of London and it does not contain features or landscapes of national or metropolitan importance. For this reason it has been assessed by the same criteria as other non-Metropolitan Open Land sites and is considered acceptable for development. Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. |
Post 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
26 to 68 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Broad Green & Selhurst |
CR0 2BP |
1.32ha |
Mostly vacant & semi derelict factory units in integrated industrial location surrounding Milton Avenue |
Urban |
Medium |
Compact houses on relatively small plots;Industrial Estates;Large buildings in an urban setting;Terraced houses and cottages |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential and employment uses |
The redevelopment of this site could help to meet the need for new homes in the borough, whilst also providing some employment and mitigating against possible loss of employment in the area. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends public transport improvements are made as part of the proposal to mitigate the site's low public transport accessibility rating and that mitigation of loss of employment might take the form of requirements around training and skills development. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
74 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
|
0.6ha |
Council Surface Car park |
Central |
High |
Large buildings with well defined building line and adjacent to other buildings;Linear Infrastructure;Medium rise blocks with associated grounds |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Bus stand underneath the flyover and a district energy centre and residential development on the remainder of the car park. The majority of the site is within Flood Zone 3a to the south-west and the rest of the site are within Flood Zone 1. This More Vulnerable development should be preferably located in Flood Zone 1. If it is essential to build on Flood Zone 3a, then all residential uses should be located in the first floor level or above. Self-contained residential basements and bedrooms at basement level are not permitted in areas that have 'potential for groundwater to occur at the surface' (BGS Susceptibility to Groundwater Flooding). |
TfL Buses require a bus standing space in Croydon Metropolitan Centre so that bus stands can be removed from the Mid Croydon Masterplan area. A district energy centre is a policy aspiration of the Croydon Local Plan 2018 and the Wandle Road surface car park has been identified as the most cost effective and realisable site for its location. The remaining capacity can be used for new housing which will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. As the site is within a Flood Zone 3 it will be subject to the Sequential Test as part of the Strategic Flood Risk Assessment. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
Up to 40 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
South Croydon |
CR0 5RB |
10.80ha |
Playing fields |
Suburban |
Medium |
Detached houses on relatively large plots;Green Infrastructure;Institutions with associated grounds |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Secondary school with retention of playing pitches |
The site is of a suitable size for a secondary school, is well connected to an area that has a high demand for school places and can make a significant contribution to meeting this demand. The site has met the criteria for de-designation as Green Belt and part of the site will be de-designated to accommodate a school. The site is currently used as playing pitches which are protected so any redevelopment for a school should look to retain some of this use. Development could potentially require mitigation to address the effects of impact on the adjacent SNCI. |
2016 - 2021 |
In Council ownership |
|
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Purley |
|
0.54ha |
Single Storey Garage Engineering works at Russell Hill Place, car park and domestic garages at rear of Tudor Court, Russell Hill Parade. Two four storey detached houses in use as D1 facillities on Pampisford Road. |
Urban |
High |
Large houses on relatively small plots;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development and public car park including new industrial units to replace those currently on the site |
Part of the site is currently an operational town centre employment site where there is a presumption against residential development. However, development of the site could enable the replacement of the industrial units with more modern and more accessible premises whilst providing new homes that are needed to meet the borough's need for housing. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
Up to 91 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Kenley and Old Coulsdon |
CR8 4BQ |
0.48ha |
Former Croydon Council children's home |
Suburban |
Low |
Institutions with associated grounds;Mixed type flats;Planned estates of semi detached houses |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential development with community use |
Residential development to help meet the need of the borough. The community use of the site is protected by Policy SP5 of the Croydon Local Plan 2018. The Sustainability Appraisal recommends public transport improvements are made as part of the proposal to mitigate the site's low public transport accessibility rating. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site is subject to developer interest and a planning application is likely soon with the landowner looking to develop the site themselves |
12 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Coulsdon |
CR5 2NB |
0.265ha |
Waitrose supermarket |
Urban |
Medium |
Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential, retail, car parking (and healthcare facility if required by the NHS) |
The site has been identified by the NHS as being in an area with a need for additional healthcare facilities. Residential development would help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The site has an existing retail use. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site has no known developer interest and the Council will need to work with landowner to bring it forward |
55 to 90 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Waddon |
CR0 3RL |
2.71ha |
Council Depot with parking area, and six buildings and one bay of fuel pumps. |
Urban |
High |
Industrial Estates |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed residential and employment (industry and warehousing) |
The employment use is a protected use and therefore need to be retained on the site.The redevelopment of this site could help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. The provision of flood prevention measures is required to improve the sustainability of the development. Self-contained residential basements and bedrooms at basement level are not permitted in areas that have 'potential for groundwater to occur at the surface'. |
2021 - 2026 |
In Council ownership |
157 to 440 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
Sanderstead |
CR2 8BV |
0.325ha |
Car repair garage |
Suburban |
Low |
Retail Estates & Business & Leisure Parks |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential with 1 - 3 commercial units on ground floor |
Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site has planning permission and there is nothing preventing the site from being developed |
10 to 22 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Selsdon |
CR2 8LL |
0.106ha |
Disused art deco dance hall last used as a car repair garage |
Suburban |
Medium |
Suburban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Residential with retail on ground floor (up to 3 units) |
Residential development will help to meet the need for new homes in the borough. Retail development will help to re-establish the primary shopping area of the district centre given the site's Main Retail Frontage designation. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
11 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Croydon Opportunity Area |
CR0 2AE |
0.708ha |
Retail/commercial and hotel uses of 2 - 11 storeys. Wellesley Road elevation is within a Main Retail Frontage, and George Street elevation is within a Secondary Retail Frontage. Part of the site is locally listed. |
Central |
High |
Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Mixed use development to include retail, residential, office and hotel uses. |
The site is located in an area where mixed use development is acceptable and redevelopment of the site would rejuvenate this key site. |
2021 - 2026 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
125 to 255 |
Place |
Postcode |
Size of site |
Site description |
Suburban, Urban or Central location? |
Public Transport Accessibility of area |
Local character of area |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Norbury |
SW16 4AE |
0.1664ha |
The existing site consists of two story buildings with 3 retail units and 3 two bedroom flats above fronting London Road and at the rear an existing two storey supermarket facing Fairview Road |
Urban |
Medium |
Terraced houses and cottages;Urban Shopping Areas |
Description of option |
Justification for option |
Anticipated phasing of development |
Evidence of deliverability |
Number of homes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Redevelopment for residential and retail |
The site is suitable for mixed use development with retail development and a community use on the ground floor with residential accommodation on the upper floors. Previous use of the site was retail and would be acceptable as it is also partly within a Primary Shopping Area. Community use would add to the network of community facilities throughout the borough and new homes would help alleviate the need for new homes in the borough. |
2016 - 2021 |
Site is subject to developer interest but there are a number of issues that need to be overcome before the site can be developed |
15 to 22 |
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