London-based property developer Valouran has announced plans for a residential-led development in Notting Hill’s Westbourne Grove, UK, with a gross development value exceeding £225m ($298.9m).
The project will transform a 100,000ft² mixed-use site, delivering 28 customised homes, along with retail space at street and lower ground levels.
The development will introduce a new mansion block on Hereford Road, enhance Westbourne Grove, and revamp Hereford Mews, offering residences ranging from one to four bedrooms.
These homes will be a mix of retained and newly constructed buildings, designed by Pilbrow & Partners.
In addition to residential spaces, Valouran aims to refurbish the former Redan pub on Westbourne Grove into a restaurant, bar, and apartments.
The planning application for this redevelopment is expected to be submitted in late 2025, with construction anticipated to commence the following year.
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By GlobalDataValouran co-founder Alex Michelin said: “This development epitomises our pledge to not only craft exceptional living spaces but also enhance the communities and the surrounding environment of our projects.
“Our ambition for 90 Westbourne Grove is to deliver beautiful homes people will want to live in for a lifetime.
“A major play for us in West London, this venture adds to our prime central London portfolio, which includes schemes in Hampstead and St Johns Wood.
“This latest asset will extend our prime central London portfolio to over 445,677 square feet of development with a combined GDV of some £1.1bn.”
Recently, family-owned development and property maintenance company Wates has also submitted a planning application for the Farnham and Hilldene redevelopment at Harold Hill in the UK.
