Fresh bid to build block of flats in Eastbourne town centre

A fresh bid to build a five-storey block of flats in Eastbourne town centre has been submitted.
Planning application in Southfields Road, Eastbourne (Photo by Jon Rigby) SUS-190808-111425008Planning application in Southfields Road, Eastbourne (Photo by Jon Rigby) SUS-190808-111425008
Planning application in Southfields Road, Eastbourne (Photo by Jon Rigby) SUS-190808-111425008

Eastbourne Borough Council’s plans to build a total of 19 flats, including eight affordable homes, were put forward to the planning committee.

The council plans to build over their brownfield site in Southfields Road, which is currently being used as a council-run pay and display car park.

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In a design and access statement, the council said, “The proposals will provide good quality affordable housing through the development of a brownfield site.

“The site is well positioned in close proximity to the town centre, transport links and employment.

“The design of the building on site is appropriate for the surrounding context responding to the character of the local area.”

An initial proposal was submitted for the site in July 2019 but was withdrawn.

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The apartments will be a mix of one and two bedrooms, according to plans.

For more information, visit www.lewes-eastbourne.gov.uk and enter the planning application number 200323.

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