Croydon 498-home co-living scheme approved
Fifth State and Wittington Investments have been granted planning consent for their 498-home community-focused, mixed-use co-living development on Addiscombe Road in East Croydon.
The proposal includes plans to transform a vacant building into 498 high-quality co-living homes, with shared amenity spaces, 84 on-site affordable homes and 6,400 sq ft of community/commercial space.
The resident amenities include chef kitchens, lounges, wellbeing studios, spas, cinemas, games rooms and co-working spaces, as well as communal roof gardens, vegetable gardens and terraces.
Fifth State and Wittington Investments have been granted planning consent for their 498-home community-focused, mixed-use co-living development on Addiscombe Road in East Croydon.
The proposal includes plans to transform a vacant building into 498 high-quality co-living homes, with shared amenity spaces, 84 on-site affordable homes and 6,400 sq ft of community/commercial space.
The resident amenities include chef kitchens, lounges, wellbeing studios, spas, cinemas, games rooms and co-working spaces, as well as communal roof gardens, vegetable gardens and terraces.
Alex Springer, founder of Fifth State, said: “Fifth State Croydon, situated on the doorstep of East Croydon station, will provide much-needed, sustainable, convenient and accessible rental accommodation for the local and wider London workforce, as well as traditional affordable homes.
“The ground floor has been thoughtfully designed to foster community connections. We will work hand in hand with the council and local stakeholders to bring this exciting development to life, creating a mixed and inclusive neighbourhood.”
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