Fambridge Road East

The site is located 1.2 miles from Chadwell Heath Station (24-minute walk) PTAL 1b. Shared boundaries are with the Robert Clack Upper School playing fields, end of terrace houses and an allotment site to the east. 

Important to note:

• Flood Zone 1 (low-risk).
• Buildings on the site have the potential to support roosting bats.
• There is 1 non-designated heritage asset listed within the site.

Due to size and layout constraints more than 10 units on this site is considered highly unlikely, which is the minimum required for affordable housing to be delivered. Should a scheme trigger affordable housing, 50% is expected on public sector land. Tenure mixes are expected to be in line with the Planning Note provided.

Proposals should aim to be zero carbon in operation and are required to be designed in accordance with the London Plan’s energy hierarchy. A minimum 10% of carbon savings should come from energy efficiency measures

alone.

The London Borough of Barking & Dagenham’s Innovative Sites Programme (ISP) seeks to promote good design on small sites throughout the borough, help diversify the pool of developers working in the borough and promote high standards of sustainability and use of Modern Methods of Construction.

In line with the GLA’s Small Sites Small Builders’ programme, the objectives of the ISP include the facilitation of housing delivery by SME developers and specialist Housing Associations. Be First Regeneration Ltd on behalf of London Borough of Barking & Dagenham will be making several sites available for sale via the GLA Small Sites Small Builder’s portal over the coming months. The first tranche of sites are located at:

1. Goresbrook Road
2. Keir Hardie Way
3. Fambridge Road (East)
4. Fambridge Road (West)
5. Highland Avenue

The sites will be sold individually however bidders are welcome to bid on more than one site. Clarifications for all 5 sites are available to download.

▼ Download the Fambridge Road (East) particulars (pdf 1MB)

▼ Download the Clarification questions and responses (pdf 0.2MB)

Available for download within the technical information packs (note due diligence reporting was conducted in 2021):

• Underground services report
• Unexploded ordnance survey
• Ecological assessment
• Access and highways report
• Archaeological appraisal
• Asbestos survey
• Flood risk review
• Ground investigations
• Party wall review
• Noise and vibration study
• Rights of light report
• Topographical survey
• Arboricultural report

▼ Download Fambridge Road (East) technical information  1 (zip 19MB)

▼ Download Fambridge Road (East) technical information 2 (zip 20MB)

▼ Download Fambridge Road (East) technical information 3 (zip 6MB)

The site is undesignated for the purposes of planning. None of the existing buildings are listed, either statutorily or locally, and the site does not fall within a conservation area. The entire site is located within Flood Zone 1 (Low Risk). There are no planning records for the site on LBBD’s online planning register (accessed 14 July 2021).

The East site benefits from direct and useable access onto Fambridge Rd. It is considered that building frontage should address the north directly onto Fambridge Road with amenity space orientated to the south.

▼ Download Fambridge Road (East) planning statement (pdf 2MB)

The freehold of the site ID held by The London Borough of Barking & Dagenham under title number EX21411. Title documents and a summary report will be made available via the GLA Small Sites Small Builders marketing portal, however purchasers will be expected to rely on their own enquires in relation to title matters.

▼ Download Fambridge Road (East) report on title (zip 3MB)

Draft Heads of Terms have been provided by London Borough of Barking and Dagenham.  Template legal documentation has been developed for use as part of the GLA Small Sites Programme.

▼ Download Fambridge Road (East) legal information (pdf 1MB)

The London Borough of Barking & Dagenham’s (LBBD) Innovative Sites Programme (ISP) seeks to promote good design on small sites throughout the borough, help diversify the pool of developers working in the borough and promote high standards of sustainability and use of Modern Methods of Construction. Bidders should familiarise themselves with the site particulars, technical information, report on title and legal information provided for each site. Bid submissions will be scored in accordance assessment criteria.

▼ Download the ISP Assessment Criteria (pdf 0.5MB)

▼ Download the Guidance for Proposals and Submission Proforma (pdf 2MB)

• Prepare your proposal following the guidance and assessment criteria.
• Email your proposal to [email protected]

Deadline for submissions: 20 May 2024 at 17.00

Potential bidders are free to view the outer perimeter of the site.

For any other queries, please contact:

[email protected]