Homes Planned for Site of Former Brentford FC Stadium
13/12/24
Revised proposals to redevelop the old Brentford FC stadium in west London into a residential site now contain 149 homes.
The plans originally submitted in 2021 were for 75 private homes on the Hounslow site but after consultation with the architect HTA design and Hounslow Council, the number of homes was increased.
The planning application from EcoWorld London also consists of 41 houses, two apartment blocks, car parking and public green space.
Griffin Park stadium was home to Brentford FC for 119 years and was demolished last year.
The application also includes new eco-initiatives such as 100 new trees, solar panels, low carbon heating systems and electric vehicle charging points.
Of the 149 homes, 30 will be available at discount market sale for key workers and Hounslow residents, and none will be available for rent.
The developer has consulted with local residents and Brentford fans on the design of the public park – which will feature a central area that celebrates the history of the site.
A spokesman for Ecoworld said: "We're so proud to have submitted our revised plans for the redevelopment of Griffin Park, the former home of Brentford Football Club for over 115 years.
"The plans form the next stage of our multi-site residential masterplan, following the delivery of the new Gtech Community Stadium.
"Alongside new sustainable housing, the plans will deliver 1,770sqm of public green space and improve connectivity in the area through the introduction of landscaped, pedestrianised routes throughout the neighbourhood.
"As part of the ongoing consultation process, we have worked closely with key stakeholders including local residents and Brentford FC supporters on the design of the larger new public park that will contain biodiverse planting to provide habitats for wildlife.
"In addition to open green space, the park will feature a central area that celebrates the history of the site."