Hayes, Bromley (Kent)
Key Features
- Approval to create a single storey two bedroom dwelling
- Great small-scale development opportunity
- Tucked away with easy access to the Village Centre
- Hayes Station close by
- Hayes Common close by for outdoor persuits
Full property description
Planning approved for a two-bed new build dwelling in the heart of Hayes, (Bromley)
The Approval:
Planning permission has been granted for the construction of a new single-storey, split-level two-bedroom dwelling located to the rear of an existing commercial premises.
The approved scheme delivers:
Demolition of an existing garage and disused loading ramp
A new two-bedroom detached dwelling on a plot of approx. 225 sqm
Rear extension to the adjoining dental practice (approx. 21 sqm), to be constructed at the seller’s expense, with the purchaser undertaking the build. Completion of the dental practice extension is required by May 2026.
The Site:
Total site area approx. 225 sqm, currently comprising a redundant garage and disused loading ramp. Accessed via a service road.
Location:
The site is in the heart of Hayes, London Borough of Bromley, a busy suburban centre offering shops, cafés, pubs, and amenities.
Hayes railway station (terminus for the Hayes line to London Charing Cross) nearby
Well-served by multiple TfL bus routes
Green spaces close by, including Hayes Common and Husseywell Park
Documents available upon request:
Brochure
Approval & conditions
Design & access statement
GDV and local comparables
Images of proposed internal rooms
Contact the Land Team on 020 8191 9454
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