Carter Jonas has secured planning consent on behalf of Harrow View LLP, a joint venture between Barratt London and the Hyde Group, at Eastman Village development.

Harrow Council approved the plans in July 2021 and the London Mayor on 13 August 2021.

The site is part of the £1.75bn Eastman Village regeneration scheme comprising c. 2,000 homes along with restaurants, cafés, shops, offices and three acres of landscaped parkland and gardens.

The newly consented scheme comprises two plots, Plots B1 and C1, comprising 474 homes in buildings designed by Pollard Thomas Edwards. The homes include 5 studio flats, 191 are one-bedroom, 237 two-bedroom, 40 three-bedroom and 1 four-bedroom home.

The consent also includes 620 sq m of community space and 456 sq m of retail.

Alister Henderson, Partner at Carter Jonas in London commented: ‘We are extremely pleased to have worked with Harrow View LLP and Pollard Thomas Edwards to have increased the capacity for much-needed housing on this important site. Eastman Village plays an important role in meeting local housing need and does so within a very attractive and popular setting.’

Alastair Butcher, Head of Development at Barratt London said: “The Eastman Village regeneration scheme at Harrow is transforming this part of North West London into a thriving new neighbourhood with a wealth of community facilities and excellent public transport links. It offers a gateway to the whole of the city, providing homes that are excellent value, with great potential as an investment as well as being a superb place to live and work.”

Guy Slocombe, Chief Investment Officer at the Hyde Group added: “Eastman Village is a prime example of what can be achieved through working in partnership to help solve the housing crisis in London. The range of tenures available at Eastman Village means that there really is something for everyone. I am immensely proud of the team involved in developing this scheme and I know that we are going to create a thriving new community here that many people will be proud to call home.”