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Plans lodged for 882 homes next to Ealing Tube station

By Philip James Lynch - Local Democracy Reporter. Plans have been submitted to Ealing Council for a significant residential development comprising 882 homes near a TfL tube station.

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The report concerns “Plans lodged for 882 homes next to Ealing Tube station”. This EalingPulse briefing brings together the main facts, figures and practical consequences so readers can understand the issue beyond the headline.

The main information

By Philip James Lynch - Local Democracy Reporter. Plans have been submitted to Ealing Council for a significant residential development comprising 882 homes near a TfL tube station.

The site in question is currently a disused car park. The proposed Park View Place is a 2.8-hectare, residential-led, mixed-use development located directly south of Sudbury Hill Underground Station on the Piccadilly line.

The proposals detail plans for both conventional and co-living homes. If approved, the development will feature 542 homes ranging from one to three bedrooms, with 407 offered at market rate and 135 classified as affordable.

A core design element includes publicly accessible open spaces, with landscaping plans featuring a new pedestrian link to Grove Farm Park via a pathway crossing Costons Brook, as well as dedicated children's play areas. Previously, the site had secured planning approval between 2020 and 2022 for 558 homes across its northern and southern sections.

What this may mean for residents

The practical points are the date, place, conditions and effect on residents. Check those details in the linked source before acting.

What to check next

This briefing is based on reporting by Ealing Nub News. Use the source link beneath the article to check full statements, documents, additional figures and later updates.

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