
Development proposals for Lots Road South
Find out more about the submitted application at our upcoming events.
We’re pleased to confirm that we’ve submitted a planning application for the Lots Road South project to both the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (RBKC) and the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham (LBHF).
We’d like to thank everyone who has engaged with us over the last two years as we’ve worked to develop our plans for a truly transformative scheme at Lots Road South.
Come along to our public exhibition where you’ll be able to view our submitted proposals, ask the project team any questions you may have, and find out how you can support the application.
Our events will be held at 71 Lots Road, the former Lots Road Auctions unit, on:
- Saturday 13 September from 10am to 1pm
- Tuesday 16 September from 4pm to 7pm
If you’re unable to make either event, we’ll be sharing all the information presented at the events on the ‘Consultation so far’ page.
If you have any questions, please contact us.
You can now share your comments on the planning application, helping to ensure this project and all its benefits are delivered.
Resident of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea?
You can view the planning application and share your support by searching for PP/25/04416 at the link below.
Resident of the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham?
You’ll soon be able to view the planning application via Hammersmith and Fulham’s portal and share your comments directly with the council.
We’ll update this page when the application is live on the Hammersmith and Fulham portal.
In the meantime, you can view all the application documents and share your comments via RBKC’s website.

Affordable housing
118 high-quality social rent homes, including 65 extra care social rent homes

New walking and cycling routes
Public access and new routes through the site

Attractive public open spaces
Including widened pavements on Lots Road, a generous creekside promenade and a new community square

A car free development
With six accessible on-site spaces for blue badge holders

Homes for sale
156 high-quality homes for sale

Increased greenery
Including 48 new trees, landscaped gardens and green roofs

Commercial space
2,038 sqm of space including:
- 684 sqm of new affordable commercial space, available at discounted rents to qualifying organisations
- 1,080 sqm of other flexible commercial space
- A new 274 sqm Community Centre

Improved creekside environment
A new creek wall and green landscaped creekside habitats

Before Mount Anvil was brought onboard, Kensington and Chelsea Council spent some time consulting with the local community on its vision for the site and wider Lots Road area.
Take a look at the timeline to learn more about their activity and how we’ll be taking this forward together:
March to November 2021
Mapping and design workshops
Throughout 2021 the Council held 10 workshops with local residents, community groups, businesses and ward councillors. These captured ideas for how ‘Lots Road South’ could be developed to best meet the needs of the local community.
July 2022
Creating a Design Brief Supplementary Planning Document
Using this feedback, a design brief was created to provide a planning framework for what should be delivered as part of any future redevelopment. This included delivering affordable workspace; commercial space; affordable housing; extra care homes; public space and landscaping; and the reprovision of the Auction House.
February 2023
Kensington and Chelsea Council invites tenders and selects Mount Anvil as Development Partner
In late 2022, the Council set out to find the right development partner for the site, and after a rigorous tender process, which included input from local residents, Mount Anvil was selected in February 2023.
May/June 2023
Meet Mount Anvil
Having been appointed, we held some intro sessions with our project team on 31 May and 6 June 2023. At these, we heard that:
• The community wants to be kept up to date with the plans and be given different opportunities to have their say.
• People were interested in the commercial units and how these could help boost the local economy. There is a desire to see more green spaces and improve access to the Creek.
• The types of homes delivered here will be important, and more information is needed on the affordable homes.
• Building heights and any impact on light must be considered carefully.
• Minimising the amount of disruption during construction is a top priority.
July 2023
Our first design workshop was held where members of the public met with our architects to explore height and massing options for the site.
Download our feedback report from our first workshop here.
October 2023
Consultation on emerging proposals
At this consultation, we’re presenting detail of our emerging proposals for Lots Road South. We want to hear from the community about our early thoughts for the site – make sure to get involved and share your feedback with us!
Download the exhibition boards from our events here.
Download our feedback report from the consultation here.
July – September 2024
Following two rounds of consultation in 2023, we held a third phase to present our updated proposals to the local community; showing how we have taken feedback onboard and receiving community feedback on the plans.
We held two drop-in events in the former Lots Road Auctions unit on 20 and 23 July. It was great to talk to so many local residents and community members.
March / April 2025
Consultation on updated proposals
At this consultation, we presented our updated design proposals for Lots Road South following feedback from the community and local stakeholders. Download the exhibition boards from our events here.
July 2025
Planning application submitted to the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham.
We are here!
September 2025
Two drop-in events will be held in the former Lots Road Auctions Unit on 13 and 16 September to showcase our submitted proposals and give you the opportunity to ask the project team any questions you may have.
Spring 2026
Target start on site, subject to planning permission.