Bouygues UK has secured planning consent for phase two of the Tustin Estate redevelopment in South East London.
The second phase comprises 295 new maisonettes and one-, two- and three-bedroom flats across four buildings.
When completed, the four-phase masterplan will feature a central park, comprehensive refurbishment of existing council homes, more than 1,800 sq m of commercial space, and a new replacement primary school.
Helen Dennis, cabinet member for new homes and sustainable development at Southwark Council, said: “I’m thrilled that plans have been given the go ahead for the next exciting phase of development at Tustin Estate, bringing us one step closer to the transformation envisaged in the Tustin Masterplan. As part of our vision for Southwark in 2030, we believe everyone has the right to live in a decent home. That’s why we are building more homes than any other area, including in major estate renewal projects such as this one.
“Residents are already excited to see the brand-new homes in phase one becoming reality and the start of the next phase of works here will be another major progress milestone for this community to celebrate. I look forward to seeing residents moving into their new homes and the continued improvements to this estate and surrounding area as the renewal continues to progress.”
Oliver Campbell, managing director of Bouygues UK, added: “As we near completion of phase one, securing planning permission for phase two represents a significant milestone in our journey with the Tustin Estate community. This approval allows us to maintain our momentum and continue the transformation we’ve begun together.
“At Bouygues UK, we’re ‘building for life’ – creating homes that foster community connections and stand the test of time. The collaborative approach with residents has been instrumental in shaping a development that truly reflects local aspirations, and we’re excited to build on these strong foundations as we move forward with phase two.”
