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Plans behind Holland Gardens and st james

HiDoes anyone what is the plan of the huge building behind holland gardens and st James?They just look so out of place  vs the new builds and so run down. I walked into the estate and it looks a little messy

Rakesh Patel ● 4038d8 Comments

Just to think, David, that many of those upper apartments in the 50 year old Brentford Towers (Haverfield)estate... will be looking DOWN on the St James' Kew Bridge West flatlets!It will be many tenants in the Brentford Towers that will be missing out on views.... except those living higher up.You should have a look at the Neo Bankside tower blocks next to Tate Modern...the London views from there are splendid.

Jim Lawes ● 4035d

There are flats being built in front of the Brentford Towers.If you are thinking of buying one you will have to be content that the Tower blocks will remain.Hounslow Homes as far as I know, has no refurbishment plans for the tower blocks

Paul Allen ● 4036d

Honestly don't quite know how to respond.  There are no plans, the towers have been there for 50 years, so anyone who moves into the St. James development should appreciate they are already there.  Who exactly would rebuild the towers ?.  Sorry but your post seems rather silly.

Adam Beamish ● 4036d

Hi allI am talking about the four to five towers blocks just behind holland gardens and st james development.... I was wondering if they plan to re build, as the flats in st james are going for 500k and their view maybe a tower block....

Rakesh Patel ● 4037d

David we have no Idea what you are on about?

Paul Allen ● 4037d

Looks like David is referring to one of the old Brentford Towers. Or the New builds that are going up right in front of the towers.I wouldn’t like to live in one of the new builds, to open to target practice from behind ;0)

Paul Allen ● 4038d

I'm not sure where the OP means.  Behind Holland Gardens and to the west of the new St. James development is the school.Are you referring to the Haverfield Estate ?

Adam Beamish ● 4038d

Not sure but I will try to find out. Actually Adam Beamish may know

Steve Taylor ● 4038d