Goya Developments – investing in Orpington and the Cray Valley
We have submitted a planning application on the former Sun Chemicals site for a 14 unit development of circa 150,000 sq ft of urban logistics warehouses with a small element of trade counter on the Cray Avenue frontage opposite the Nugent Retail Park.
Goya Developments At Goya, we have positioned ourselves as building the best quality developments in the best areas, and this will be our third warehouse development in Orpington, so it is an area that we know well, and love. And more importantly so do the tenants! Being so close to St Mary Cray train station, which only takes 25 minutes into Victoria, and so close to the A20 with its great access into London and also out to the M25, whilst being opposite the Nugent Retail Park with all of
Focus on Bromley | the advantages that that has for tenants, makes this one of the most exciting developments we have ever undertaken. We evolve each of the Goya developments every project, and this one will be no different, as we are introducing timber feature panels to accentuate the entrances and office areas, to compliment the silver profiled metal cladding. Finally, Goya have been at the forefront of some of the greenest, most environmentally friendly speculative warehouse developments and some of our occupiers have suggested they believe annual savings of £1psf are achievable with our developments. To find out more about our developments visit www.goyadevelopments.co.uk
Historic Klinger Building to get new lease of life
A planning application to restore and enhance the Grade II listed Klinger building and provide new commercial units was approved in April. The application submitted by Chancerygate (Erdington) Ltd includes partial demolition and redevelopment of the Klinger factory and associated buildings to provide 15 units to be used for B1(c), B2, B8 uses together with associated access and parking.
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Historic Klinger building Councillor Peter Morgan, Executive Councillor for Renewal and Recreation said, “This will provide employment opportunities and is very positive news and further evidence of what we have said previously, that there is strong demand for commercial units within our borough, where business is prospering. This is part of the reason that we say that Bromley is a place to locate your business and for investment.” The proposal consists of the demolition the majority of the existing buildings and associated structures on site except for the front elevation and side returns of the listed building which was originally built in 1937 to the designs of the architectural practice Wallis, Gilbert and Partners. The proposal for the redevelopment of the site
for purpose built B1/B2/B8 industrial units includes: • Erection of 13 purpose built industrial units in 3 rows • Small mezzanine to each area • Extension to the Klinger building to provide a selfstorage unit • Detached two storey commercial unit adjacent to the original Klinger building • Amendments to existing vehicular access points and provision of in/out access • Provision of access roads and car parking • Provision of landscaping • Retention of the tower and reinstatement of all exterior details and • Retention and re-use of the original piers and railings Visit www.chancerygate.com to find out more.
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Doing so can benefit both your business and the charity that you choose to support. July 2017