Located in the heart of central London, the proposals aim to build on excellent transport links, with the new Ebury Bridge aiming to be an almost car-free development. Both pedestrian and cycle transport will be a priority throughout the estate.

Energy efficiency and reducing the estate's carbon footprint are cornerstones of the scheme. The proposals outline how the estate will, in time, become a zero-carbon estate and how it will contribute to the United Nations 17 sustainability goals.

With so many prominent landmarks in the area, we want estate residents to benefit from excellent views. Around 90% of all homes will benefit from at least two different aspects across the London skyline.

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Key Features

  • A total of 226 new homes have been built in phase one, consisting of: 16 returning leasehold homes, 110 for market sale and 100 high quality council homes – marking the start of the largest delivery of new council homes in South Westminster for 50 years.

  • Westminster City Council has committed to bringing about new community-centred redevelopment in one of the UK’s most exclusive postcodes.

  • Completion of this phase is a demonstration of the Council’s commitment to a Fairer Westminster with all existing residents having the right to return.

  • In total, the Ebury Bridge project will deliver 781 high quality and sustainable homes across three phases, with more than half set to be new or replacement council homes for social rent.

  • Ebury Bridge will provide facilities and spaces supporting the health and wellbeing of residents, including a new community hub, nursery, play facilities, and four attractive public squares and pocket parks.
  • With a keen focus on sustainability, the scheme is rated BREEAM Outstanding. All homes will be heated and cooled by a ground source heat pump, using warm water from 100 metres underground. Low carbon heating and cooling systems, greywater recycling and blue roofs will support high performing homes in a low carbon neighbourhood.