Key Details

Overview

Hanwell Square at 75-117 Boston Road is a residential-led mixed-use development by A2 Dominion and Higgins in Hanwell, London W7.

New Homes
High-quality studio, 1, 2 and 3-bedroom homes for genuinely affordable homes were available for rent, Shared Ownership and sale.

The properties have been designed in three blocks, featuring contemporary soft brickwork, which contrasts against the dark frames of the shop frontages and completes the ‘village square’ design.

Affordable Homes
Affordable housing makes up 35% of the total apartments.

Amenities
Generous amenity spaces such as garden terraces, play spaces for children and rooftop gardens will be incorporated throughout the scheme and allow residents to view the entire development as their home, rather than just their apartments.

- Concierge in Sarsen House
- Residents only gym
- Residents’ roof terraces at Sarsen House
- Landscaped communal gardens and courtyards
- Cycle storage with secure access
- Parking is available at an additional cost
- Electric charging points

Workspace
On the ground of the three blocks, the 1,200m2 flexible workspace provides job opportunities for startups and drive footfall to the area.

There are also be car parking spaces and cycle parking spaces as part of this development.

The project enhances the existing residential area by providing shops, cafés and restaurants as well as a new village square situated just minutes from Elizabeth’s Line’s Hanwell Station.

The development is built in two phases due to delayed vacant possession of a proportion of the land.

The project is Higgins’ first Joint Venture with A2Dominion. As 50:50 partners with A2D, Higgins contributed equity towards land and development costs in exchange for 50% of the profit that arises from the development.

Residential lobbies designed by No.12 Studio.

Buildings:
- Sarsen House
- Daisy House
- Chimney House

Sustainable features include Green roofs, PV cells to the roofs, and standard bin stores with regular and recycling waste provided.

History

The 1.41ha site was formerly occupied by Wickes and Nissan.