Current Sites

  • Moreton Street

    • 39 Apartments
    • 2013

    A development of 39 (31 intermediate and 8 private) apartments for rent in Pimlico, Westminster. A highly sustainable development achieving Code 4 of the Code for Sustainable Homes. The building is planned around a central, glass covered courtyard, and includes a landscaped roof garden accessible to all residents. The scheme will offer studio, one, two and three bed apartments. The building is just a few minutes’ walk from the Pimlico tube station and the amenities and numerous transport options of Victoria. Wates Living Space have been selected as the main contractor, and completion is anticipated in July 2013.

  • Kings Cross

    • 77 apartments
    • 2015

    DSF is in discussion with Argent on acquiring 77 intermediate apartments for rent in a landmark building within the Kings Cross Regeneration Project. Outline planning has been granted and detailed planning has been submitted.  Construction is anticipated to start in mid 2013 and completion is expected by mid 2015. The building is 5 minutes walk from the Kings Cross transport hub, and residents will have immediate access to all the new local amenities.

  • Wesbourne Park Church (Subject to planning permission)

    • 40 apartments

    DSF have entered into a building agreement with Westbourne Park Baptist Church to redevelop the church site.  The new site will provide a new church and community facilites, including a children's library.  The site will include up to 40 residential apartments.   

  • Trenchard House

    • 78 apartments
    • 2015

    We have partnered with Barratt Homes to provide a development of 78 apartments (65 intermediate and 13 private) for rent in Broadwick Street.  The building will include a ground floor retail space and a basement restaurant, as well as a communal roof terrace which will be ecologically landscaped.  This will be a highly sustainable scheme, achieving Code 4 of the Code for Sustainable Homes.  Construction is due to commence later this year and due to be completed in mid 2015.

  • Gorleston Street

    • 28 Apartments
    • 2014

    A development of 28, one and two bed apartments for rent in Gorleston Street, Hammersmith & Fulham. A highly sustainable development achieving Code 4 of the Code for Sustainable Homes. The building also includes a communal garden accessible to all residents. The scheme is very well located for the West Kensington and Olympia transport links. Construction is targeted to commence in mid 2013.

     

     

  • Newington Butts (Subject to planning permission)

    • 76 Apartments
    • 2014

    A development of 76 apartments for rent on the corner of Kennington Lane and Newington Butts in Lambeth. The scheme has been submitted for planning approval, and construction is expected to commence in Summer 2013. The scheme will be highly sustainable, achieving Code 4 of the Code for Sustainable Homes, and residents will have access to a communal garden and landscaped roof top terrace.

  • Lodge Road (Subject to planning permission)

    • 40 Apartments

    A former Royal Mail sorting office near the Lord’s Cricket Ground. The site has the potential to deliver up to 40 apartments. The scheme is currently on hold due to discussions with adjacent parties on a wider regeneration scheme.

  • Lanhill Road

    • 16 Apartments
    • 2013

    A high quality scheme of 16 apartments (12 intermediate and 4 private) for rent in Lanhill Road, Maida Hill. A highly sustainable development achieving Code 4 of the Code for Sustainable Homes. The building also includes a large communal garden as well as private gardens for the three lower ground/ground floor duplex apartments. The building is a short walk from the Maida Vale tube station. Construction is targeted to commence in mid 2013.

     

  • Queen’s Park

    • 7 Homes
    • Completed

    Seven houses in Queen’s Park, in the City of Westminster, were purchased by DSF from Peabody Trust in May 2010. Located in a popular conservation area, these homes lay vacant for several years. They have now been refurbished to the highest environmental standards and are all currently occupied.