Stockwool flags go-ahead for east London mews

Stockwool's three-storey mews houses designed for an infill site in Stratford

Seven-home scheme mixes terraces and semi-detached properties

Stockwool has won planning permission for a seven-home infill scheme in Stratford, east London, the practice has announced.

Its proposals for Radlett Close were drawn up for Canonsfield Properties and will deliver five three-bedroom homes and two four-bedroom homes on land off Romford Road.

Stockwool said the larger properties would feature double-height living spaces on the ground floor together with private gardens, while the terraces would feature integral garages and top-floor living spaces with private rooftops to maximise sunlight.

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