Stoford and ICG Real Estate have secured planning consent for a new urban logistics scheme in Crayford, South East London.
MLM Crayford will comprise three highly sustainable buildings offering Grade A office space, ranging in size from circa 34,000 sq ft to circa 170,000 sq ft.
The units will feature rainwater harvesting, PV roof panels and energy efficient LED lighting, as well as bicycle storage, EV charging provision and wellbeing areas for occupiers.
Stoford and ICG are targeting BREEAM Excellent, EPC A and net zero carbon in whole life cycle for the scheme. Enabling works are due to commence on site in June 2024.
Angus Huntley, director at Stoford, said: “We are very pleased to be partnering with ICG Real Estate on this exciting new development. MLM Crayford will regenerate a site that has been disused for more than a decade, delivering a market leading, sustainable industrial/logistics scheme in a supply constrained location in the South East.”
Stoford and ICG’s project team at MLM Crayford included Pegasus Group, Webb Gray Architects, Trinity Property Consultants, Hoare Lea Engineers, Rodgers Leask, Waterman Group and Rachel Hacking Ecology. DTRE and Savills are retained letting agents for the scheme.
