Following detailed early feasibility studies, the development team identified an optimal scheme of fourteen high‑quality two‑bedroom apartments, designed in line with Merton Council’s density standards and shaped to deliver meaningful benefits for both the Sea Cadets and the project’s developer. The compact nature of the site required an innovative approach to parking provision, resulting in a discreet underground car park accessed by a car lift. After close consultation with the Council’s traffic engineers, this solution was refined to ensure efficiency, safety, and minimal visual impact. The lift itself features a landscaped roof, enabling it to blend seamlessly into its surroundings whenever not in use.

The development offers homes positioned at the premium end of the local market, distinguished by high‑specification fittings, quality materials, and carefully considered interior layouts. The two penthouse apartments benefit from expansive panoramic views across South‑West London, reinforcing the building’s appeal to discerning buyers seeking both comfort and exclusivity.

Working in partnership with the Local Planning Authority, the design team shaped a building that is contemporary yet firmly rooted in its context. The architectural form takes inspiration from the substantial late‑19th‑century houses found in the surrounding streets, reinterpreting their scale, character, and proportions in a modern, refined manner. Durable materials—primarily brick and reconstituted stone—were selected to ensure the building maintains its appearance with minimal maintenance, delivering long‑term value and aesthetic longevity for residents and stakeholders alike.