A centrally located site offering potential for a range of residential uses, including traditional residential units, co-living and PBSA, with excellent connectivity to Central London.

The site extends to approximately 1.26 acres (0.51 ha) and forms a rectangular plot with a broad frontage along Catlin Street and a deep rear section that widens towards Stevenson Crescent. The back portion of the site is largely open and gently sloping, presenting a generous and well-shaped developable area capable of accommodating a range of layouts and massing options.

The southern and western areas are best suited to accommodate new buildings, while the layout naturally lends itself to creating
pedestrian routes and landscaped spaces that connect throughout the site.

Fronting Catlin Street, the former Southern Railway stables bring real character to the site. Their solid brick façades and cobbled
courtyard create a distinctive street presence and provide an excellent opportunity for adaptive reuse - perhaps as workshops,
studios or community spaces that would add identity and activity to the wider development.

The site is allocated for redevelopment within the Old Kent Road Area Action Plan, which supports mixed-use regeneration by
incorporating new homes, employment space and high-quality public realm. Indicative guidance allows for taller buildings along
St James's Road, stepping down towards Stevenson Crescent - offering flexibility for a range of development approaches.