Notting Hill Genesis has appointed Higgins Partnerships as its development partner for Saxon Wharf, a mixed-use development in Greenwich, SE10.
The scheme will comprise 145 one-, two- and three-bedroom homes, with a tenure mix of 25% London affordable rent, 25% shared ownership and 50% private sale homes.
The BPTW architects-designed scheme will be car-free with parking for disabled badge holders and will include 240 cycle parking spots.
Steve Leakey, managing director of Higgins Partnerships, said: “Saxon Wharf will help address local housing need by providing 50% quality affordable homes and will enhance the character of the local area with the creation of a new public plaza and pedestrian routes providing access to the creek.”
John Hughes, deputy chief executive and group director of development of Notting Hill Genesis, said: “Saxon Wharf is in a fantastic location offering fantastic views across London as well as high-quality public spaces for families and individuals to enjoy.
“It means a lot to us to be able to provide 50% affordable housing in such a sough-after area, and even more so when it is supported by state-of-the-art heating systems that will help residents keep their bills low.”
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