Architectural visualisation of the proposed red-brick Kingston Point building beside Whelan’s PubPROPOSED SCHEME · ARCHITECTURAL VISUALISATION

A mixed-use development opportunity

Kingston
Point.

A distinctive site.
An exceptional connection.

A station-adjacent development parcel in the heart of Kingston upon Thames. A considered proposal for contemporary homes and an active commercial frontage.

16–18 Richmond Road & 2 Canbury Park Road · KT2

285.2 m²

Combined site area

6 homes

Proposed residential units

Mixed-use

Residential, commercial & café

PTAL 6a

Excellent public transport access

The opportunity

At the meeting point
of town and connection.

An L-shaped parcel at the junction of Richmond Road and Canbury Park Road, immediately beside Kingston Station. The proposed design brings a distinctive new presence to an established town-centre setting.

Direct rail connections to London Waterloo
Town-centre amenities and the Thames nearby
Private outdoor spaces and rooftop landscaping
Discover the location
Proposed Kingston Point building seen from the railway station

A new perspective from Kingston StationPROPOSED

A considered proposal

Designed for its setting.

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Six individual homes

A proposed mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom homes, with private outdoor space and an active street-level commercial presence.

Contextual architecture

Stepped red-brick massing, textured detailing and landscaped roof spaces respond to the character of the surrounding streets.

A connected, car-free scheme

Step-free access, a residential lift and secure cycle storage complement a location immediately adjacent to Kingston Station.

Revised scheme subject to planning approval. Existing permission relates to a different, nine-home scheme.

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