Planning strategy advice and securing planning permission to increase asset value.

Repton House comprises surplus former institutional land and buildings acquired by the client as a redevelopment opportunity to achieve an increase in asset value by securing permission for residential use. The site is located within a Conservation Area and adjacent to a listed building and separately listed parkland.

Full planning permission and conservation area consent was secured for 7 dwellings with associated garaging, parking and private amenity space in February 2016.  The site has now been developed.

• Advising on planning development options
• Preparation and submission of application for planning permission and Conservation Area consent, including preparation of Planning Statement and Heritage Assessment
• Securing planning permission and Conservation Area consent and agreeing heads of terms of related S106 Agreement concerning public open space and affordable housing
• Securing discharge of pre-commencement planning conditions of the previous consent
• Undertaking a material operation on site in order to commence the development and keep the planning permission alive in perpetuity