| Property Type | Development / Investment / Other / Residential |
| Tenure | For Sale |
| Size | 8,475 sq ft |
| Price | Price on application |
| EPC Rating | This property has been set as EPC exempt. Reason: Due for demolition |
A highly attractive residential development opportunity comprising 23 Hackney Grove and Vernon Hall, benefiting from planning permission under reference 2025/2759, dated 26 May 2026, for the creation of 8 self-contained residential dwellings within an established and highly sought-after Hackney location.
Located in Hackney, the property benefits from an established residential setting with excellent access to the area's extensive range of shops, restaurants, cafés, leisure facilities and cultural amenities. The location provides strong connectivity to central London and the wider East London market, with London Fields, Hackney Central, Mare Street, Broadway Market and the surrounding Shoreditch area all readily accessible.
The consented scheme provides approximately 608.5 sq m (6,550 sq ft) of residential NIA, together with approximately 84.4 sq m (909 sq ft) of private amenity space. The proposed development has an estimated GDV of approximately £6.475 million, subject to market conditions and purchaser due diligence.
The approved scheme is car-free and incorporates dedicated cycle parking and refuse storage. The planning drawings illustrate a new-build element rising to part four storeys, together with the retained and extended existing building. The purchaser will be required to comply with the planning permission and associated obligations. Current revised Heads of Terms identify the following:
Affordable Housing Contribution: £400,000
Carbon Offsetting Payment: £15,774
Construction Management Plan Fee: £2,200
S106 Monitoring Fees: £7,448.70
Council's legal fees: payable by the purchaser
The above figures are provided for information and interested parties should satisfy themselves as to the precise obligations, payment triggers and terms contained within the final planning documentation and Section 106 agreement.