Plans Approved For £50m Old Oak Tower In London

Plans have been approved for a new £50 million residential project at Old Oak and Park Royal in London.

A 20-storey residential tower along with 2,300 sq ft of commercial space, a new church, nursery and community facilities will be developed by Fruition Properties on the north-eastern entrance to the 650-hectare regeneration zone.

Designed by Stiff + Trevillion architects, the scheme will involve building a total of 85 new homes comprising one, two and three bedroom apartments. Construction is due to start in early 2019, with completion estimated for 2021.


Mani Khiroya, Managing Director of Fruition Properties, said: "This is a hugely prestigious project for us, playing a key part in the wider regeneration of Old Oak and Park Royal – which when finished will deliver a new, highly connected district for London from underutilised land.

"The result demonstrates our values and commitment to working closely with the community, the local and wider London authorities to achieve an outcome that is beneficial for all parties. When complete, not only will 2 Scrubs Lane provide much needed new private and affordable homes but also improved fit-for-purpose community facilities that will allow the local area to flourish."

(LM)