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About Us
TPS Abbeydale’s experienced team assesses all potential projects via detailed, region-specific analysis and appraisal with the aim of adding value through asset management, development and change of use.
With a successful track record of Commercial and Residential asset management across the UK and experience of property development in all asset classes, with particular expertise in the Greater London region, we continue to actively seek new projects in which we can add value, either working with partners or on our own behalf, to realise and unlock a site’s potential utilising our substantial cash resources.
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Residential
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Kilburn Quarter, NW6
A development of 52 luxury one, two and three bedroom apartments forming part of a larger regeneration project in Maida Vale. The properties were acquired as a bulk purchase from the developer prior to completion, for onward sale to individual investors and owner-occupiers.
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Islington, N1
Gated courtyard development of B1 office buildings with Prior Approval granted for change of use to 16 mews houses and 3 apartments under Permitted Development Rights, extending to c.14,500 sq ft of accommodation.
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Archway, N19
A development of 9 apartments over retail and offices
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Isleworth, TW7
Former retail unit with planning permission gained to provide a single A1 unit pre-let to Tesco on the ground floor with five flats above.
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Southampton, SO19
A former petrol station site with a history of failed planning applications. Planning permission obtained for a mixed use scheme comprising two houses and an A1 unit which has been built and let to Morrisons.
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Liverpool, L18
Site with planning permission obtained for two houses in addition to a c.4,000 sq ft A1 unit built and let to Co-Operative Group.
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Marylebone, NW1
Grade II listed office building with planning permission to convert back to a single high quality house.
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Brighton, BN1
Prime commercial retail unit with planning consent granted and implemented for change of use of upper parts and basement to create a total of 4 apartments.
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Temple Fortune, NW11
A partially completed block of 8 apartments without building regulations or planning conditions sign-off. 5 of the flats had also not been built in accordance with the planning consent and c.£500k was spent resolving all issues before launching for sale.
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Camden, NW1
An existing 4 year old block of 13 apartments and one commercial unit. Partially utilised as serviced apartments and lacking the warranties required by mortgage lenders for residential re-sales, the block was extensively refurbished with warranties acquired before all the apartments were sold within 8 weeks.
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West Kensington, W14
Existing office, warehouse and residential uppers with planning permission to redevelop into 10 apartments, 1 townhouse and 2 commercial units.
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Acton, W3
An existing parade of light industrial units with planning consent to demolish and redevelop as 9 houses and 1 commercial unit.
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West Hampstead, NW6
Former church hall office premises with existing permitted development right to convert to two apartments. Planning obtained to alternatively convert to a single, high-end family home comprising c.2,000 sq ft of accommodation.
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Maidstone, ME16
A large site comprising disused commercial garages, a former petrol station and a single house let on a regulated tenancy. Planning permission gained to redevelop as a mixed use site providing twelve houses, two flats and a c.4,000 sq ft A1 unit built and let to Sainsbury’s.
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Tunbridge Wells, TN1
A former petrol station without planning permission for alternative uses and uncertainty over site status possibly affecting future development. Site acquired, status resolved and plans prepared for a nine unit residential scheme before being sold on.
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Guildford, GU2
Prominently located former petrol station site with potential for multiple uses. Planning permission simultaneously sought for A3, A1 and C3 schemes.
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Kilburn Quarter, NW6
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Contact Us
TPS Abbeydale
Phone:+44 020 8954 2400
Fax: +44 020 8954 2409
E-mail: info@tpsaprop.com
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