TfL agrees sale of Holden gem 55 Broadway

TateHindle's vision for 55 Broadway

Source: TateHindle

Tate Hindle residential conversion of grade I-listed landmark expected to bite dust

Transport for London has announced the sale of its grade-I listed 55 Broadway former headquarters in a move likely to spell the end of plans to convert the building into new flats and office space.

Tate Hindle won planning permission for a scheme to convert the Charles Holden building, which incorporates St James’s Park Underground Station, in 2015.

However the mayoral transport body has been marketing the building, along with neighbouring 100 Petty France and Wing Over Station, since May. It announced yesterday that a deal had been agreed with Integrity International Group, which now has a 150-year lease on the buildings.

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